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Also known as 'hay rattle', our Yellow Rattle Plug Plants are grown and delivered with the essential meadow grasses necessary for it to grow. Plant into existing meadows or alongside other wildflower plants in the spring to create a rich and diverse range of native species. Yellow Rattle's pale yellow, bell-shaped flowers make it a beautiful and es...
A stout, roughly hairy annual, has bright blue flowers.
Much loved by the bees!
Annual. The red poppy is seen in fields everywhere. One of our most popular wildflowers, it is synonymous with the 1914-18 Great War. Ideally requires a frost or chilling to help germination.
This climbing annual plant can be found in the woods. It produces numerous small purplish-pink flowers that resemble butterflies. A popular plant used for livestock and engaging pollinators.
This charming annual plant produces white, 'daisy-like flowers that produce an enticing aroma. This dainty flower likes to be found in areas with full sun and well-drained soils, naturally found in grasslands.
Annual. Bright yellow daisy-like flowers 5cm across. Producing a subtle but sweet scent, it's sure to attract pollinators to your garden.
Corncockle with its beautifully intricate reddish-purple flowers is a mesmerizing addition to any wildflower meadow, the softly hairy annual is best suited to areas in full sunshine and well-drained soils.
Annual. Well known in gardens in various colour forms. Has bright blue flowers tinted with purple - hence Cornflower Blue!
Well known wildflower species, this delightful annual with its icy blue or pale pink flowers will readily self-seed, preferring well-drained soils.
Also known as St Robert's Herb this low growing annual with a reddish stem displays small, pink flowers with five petals during the Summer and into Autumn. The leaves have a pungent mouse-like smell to them.
Annual. Also known as Blue-scarlet Pimpernel, Red Pimpernel, Red Chickweed, Old Man's Weathervane, Shepherd’s Weather Glass or Shepherd’s Clock. Scarlet Pimpernel gets many of its other names due to the fact that the flowers close when the sun goes in or the weather is overcast.
A low growing plant with bright red (although sometimes pink) 5...
Most commonly found on woodland edges, in shadier conditions, this large wildflower species forms a fan of several hundred snow-white flowers.
With heart-shaped white or yellow petals that are stained purple in the centre, supposedly from being hit by one of Cupid's arrows. Also going by other names Heartsease, Love-In-Idleness, Cupid's Flower.