№ 216-220. Flora. Field flowers of Russia.

A Spreading Bellflower is a perennial plant 30-60 cm high. It grows on meadows, pastures and marges of light forests from May to August. The flowers are violet.

An Oxeye Daisy is a perennial herbaceous plant, usually called camomile. The Oxeye Daisy is wide spreadin medicine as it contains inulin, alkaloids ascorbic acid and carotin.

A Brown Knapweed is a perennial plant. It can be a meter high. Blossoms only when it is six years old. A Brown Knapweed is a good honey plant.

A Red Clover is a perennial leguminous plant 15 - 60 cm high. Blossoms from June to September. Is wide spread in folk medicine. Is edible.

A Field Cranesbill is a perennial herbaceous plant 30 - 80 cm high. Blossoms from June to September with bright dark blue and violet flowers. The plant is rich with tannins, contains carotin, vitamin C and is wide spread in medicine.

The margins of the first sheetlet feature different kinds of wild plants and insects.

The text in the second sheetlet reads "The World Philatelic Exhibition "Moscow-97" (in Russian and English), there are also symbols of the International Philatelic Federation, the Russian Philatelic Union, the Trade and Publishing centre "Marka" and a joint company "International Economic Partnership". There are also pictures of wild plants and insects.