In Hebrew Anemone coronaria is called Kalanit. The name Kalanit (כלנית מצויה) is derived from Kala (כלה), as the beautiful and majestic anemone is like a bride on her wedding day. Apparently, the name is derived from the plant "Clnita, כלניתא" mentioned in the Babylonian Talmud, Pesachim, page 35, Page A (בתלמוד בבלי, מסכת פסחים, דף ל"ה, עמוד א).
It was Lőw Immánuel (עמנואל לעף 1854-1944), who gave the plant its hebrew name. Lőw Immánuel, a Hungarian botanist and linguist, spent decades trying to identify all the plants mentioned in Jewish sources. The monumental study was published in in his four volume work Die Flora der Juden (“The Flora of the Jews”), on terminology of plants in Jewish sources.
Anemone probably appears Isaiah 17:10 New International Version (NIV)as Namnim:
You have forgotten God your Savior; you have not remembered the Rock, your fortress.
Therefore, though you set out the finest plants and plant imported vines.

Spalax, mole-rats (חולד ארצישראלי) like Anemones and Irises. In Israel we don't have moles (חפרפרות).
Anemones need light .
The Anemone in Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory: Venus creates the anemone flower from the blood of Adonis, who was killed by a wild boar. To some, this flower has come to represent the goddess's short-lived lover.
The blossoms of the anemone can be bright red – the color of blood;
Its blooms only last for a short while before the wind blows them away, reminding some of Adonis's short but beautiful life.

Another species we see is the Asphodeline lutea, King's Spear, Yellow asphodel, Jacob's rod, עיריוני צהוב.

The next stop is a purple, blue field near the village Na'ura (כפר נאעורה) with Lupinus pilosus, Lupinus varius, Blue Lupine, תורמוס ההרים, ترمس برّي along with:

The Barkan Mountain is the highest peak in the northern ridge of the Gilboa Mountains. On Mount Barkan's peak, at an altitude of 497 meters, stands an observation tower.

Moraea sisyrinchium, Gynandriris sisyrinchium, Barbary Nut, אחיאירוס מצוי, אירוס מצוי, צהרון מצוי		Notobasis syriaca, Cirsium syriacum, Cnicus syriacus, Syrian thistle, ברקן סורי, خرفيش

Echium judaeum, Judean Viper's-bugloss, עכנאי יהודה, ححمحم الغور		Crepis aspera, Hawk's beard, ניסנית זיפנית ,سَراغَة جاسِئَة