woodroof

Sweet woodroof, again, grew in wild, woodland places where the soil was fine and the air delicate: the poor children used to go and gather it for her up in the woods on the higher lands; and for this service she always rewarded them with bright new pennies, of which my lord, her son, used to send her down a bagful fresh from the Mint in London every February.

My Lady Ludlow Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell 1837

For lasting vegetable odours she preferred lavender and sweet-woodroof to any extract whatever.

My Lady Ludlow Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell 1837

The wild geranium was already showing its pink stem and scarlet-edged leaves, themselves almost gorgeous enough to pass for flowers; the periwinkle, with its wreaths of shining foliage, was hanging in garlands over the precipitous descent; and the lily of the valley, the fragrant woodroof, and the silvery wild garlick, were just peeping from the earth in the most sheltered nooks.

The Ground-Ash Mary Russell Mitford 1821

a beech-wood that had just put on its first green, where the woodroof [*] at their feet sent forth its fragrance, and the pale-red anemony looked so pretty among the verdure.

Andersen's Fairy Tales 1840