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Our Perennial Wildflower Plants create a long lasting wildflower area, providing winter habitats and food while creating bold colour from the second year onwards. Ideal for planting on their own or mixed with other species to create your own wildflower area.
A perennial with dandelion-like flowers and seed heads. A good showy meadow subject. The seeds are a magnet for Finches.
Height: 15cm
Prefers: Sun
Flowers: August onwards
Perennial. Common daisy is one of the best known lawn wild flowers.
Height: 4-6cm
Prefers: Sun
Flowers: All year
This is the commonest of the St Johns Wort wild flower plant found in Britain. It is a tall clump forming perennial which produces bright yellow flowers that are popular with bees. It also plays host to the beautifully coloured St Johns Wort Beetle.
Height: 30 - 90cm
Prefers: Sun or partial shade on most soil types.
Flowers: June - September
A beautiful native perennial wild flower plant growing in grassland and meadows. The deep yellow flowers are grouped on upright stalks growing from rosettes of crinkled leaves. Cowslip wild flower plants are a good nectar source for butterflies and bees. Cowslips are the food plants of the caterpillars of the Duke of Burgundy Fritillary.
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Generally large purple/blue flowers although they can have white flowers, on a long leafy spike. Also known as Wid-Leaved Bellflower or Large Campanula, these plants can tolerate a drought reasonably well.
Also known as the Scottish bluebell wild flower plant, found throughout Britain except in the South West. A perennial wild flower plant often found in dry grassy areas or on poor soils. Delicate pale blue nodding bell shaped wild flowers are held on slender stems from July to September.
Height: 15-25cm (6-10in)
Prefers: Full sun on well drained s...
Commonly found along footpaths or in rock and wall crevices. Ivy Leaved Toadflax has small, mini snap dragon like, solitary flowers which are bluey-purple in colour with a yellow central 'honey guide' on the lower lip.
Height: 5 - 10 cm
Prefers: Sun or partial shade, dryish soils
Flowers: April - October
Perennial, stays in leaf all year. White petals with an yellow centre.
Height: 20 - 30cm
Prefers: Sandy, well drained soils
Flowers: June to July
Perennial. The county flower of Suffolk, this early flowering nectar rich plant it's flowers are a pale yellow colour with five petals. When in flower they generally tend to face in the same direction and open out widely.
Traditionally Oxlips have been used in herbal medicine to treat coughs and rheumatism.
Height: 20-60cm
Prefers: Damp mead...
Pennyroyal plants have prominent lilac flower whorls and when crushed the leaves emit a strong fragrance similar to spearmint commonly used in aromatherapy. The plants are a creeping downy mint that require a damp environment.
In herbal medicine Pennyroyal has been used as insect repellent and antiseptic.
Height: 10-25 cm
Prefers: Damp
Flowers:...
A tall, aromatic perennial plant. Sweet Cicely has petite white unbel flowers in early summer, followed by distinct, dark brown, aniseed-scented fruits.
The flowers, leaves, roots and stems are all edible, and the fruits when ground can be used as a spice.
Height: upto 200cm
Prefers: Partial shade, moist but well drained soils
Flowers: May - J...
Perennial. Much loved, fragrant purple flowers. This species has an unforgettable sweet scent on spreading plants. Needs the benefit of mid to dense shade.
Flowers: March-April
Requires: Shade
Height: 5-10cm
