Annual Wildflower Plug Plants and provide a burst of colour and are ideal for short term displays. If planted in early spring annual wildflower plants will flower the same year.
This climbing annual plant can be found in woods. It produces numerous small purplish-pink flowers that resemble butterflies. A popular plant used for livestock and engaging to 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.
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.
A tall, bright yellow annual or biennial wild flower plant widely naturalised in coastal areas and beside railway lines. Originally from North America, its oil is used in various herbal remedies. The wild flowers open in the evening and are visited b...
A native biennial occasionally perennial, common in woodland leering, hedgerows and heaths. The Foxglove wild flower plant has tall spikes of pinkish purple bell-shaped wild flowers. The wild flowers are pollinated by bumble bees.
A very tall biennial plant that can grow up to to 2m tall it has white, woolly hairs, long leaves with pale yellow flowers on shorts spikes, grouped together on a dense spike.
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.
A biennial with white flowers often tinged with pale pink singly up the stalk. It grows well in borders and rockeries which are in a sunny position in poor soil conditions.
This plant has large aromatic leaves with ornamental lilac flower bracts, can be used in aromatherapy. This biennial plant can be found on natural grass lands and in coastal areas.
In summer butterflies and bees flock to the small mauve button like flowers of this perennial. It can be found on very poor, dry, chalky soils throughout Britain. It has finely divided leaves, which are said to resemble the foot of a bird.
A native biennial found on rough grassland, roadsides and waste lands. In the first season it produces a rosette of sharp spikey leaves. In the second year it puts up a tall stem crowned with a spiny flower head with a band of mauve flowers. It is pa...
Flowers on tall spikes with pink buds opening to a glorious display of vivid blue. A fantastic plant, highly attractive to bees and other pollinators.
French for little darling, this hairless perennial has wavy leaves and yellow/greenish flowers. This plant requires full sun and is great for enticing butterflies to the area.
