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Wild Flowers - Bats in the Belfry
Ref: WFBB-00

(Campanula trachelium)
A tall plant of our hedgerows and woods, carrying large blue bells. This striking plant adds colour to shady places, providing an ideal addition to the tall border.

For best results sow in Spring and early Autumn. Can be sown at any time of year providing plants are kept well watered.

Cut back the plants in late September once the seed has fallen.

£1.25

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Wild Flowers - Corn Cockle
Ref: WFCC-00

(Agrostemma githago)
A rare magenta flower, once abundant in our cornfields during the summer months. This annual produces very attractive seed heads for winter displays.

For best results sow in early Spring or Autumn. Keep well watered and weeded.

Simply cut back and remove the dead plants after the seed has fallen.

£1.25

Wild Flowers - Cornflower
Ref: WFCF-00

(Centaurea cyanus)
A vivid blue flower that has disappeared from cornfields due to modern agricultural methods. Flowers from June to August. Likes sunny conditions in light, rich soil.

For best results sow in Spring or Autumn. Keep well watered and weeded in the early stages.

Simply cut back and reomve the deat plants after the seed has fallen.

£1.25

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1. Wild Flowers - Ox-eye Daisy (Ref: WFOD-00)

2. Wild Flowers - Teasel (Ref: WFTE-00)

3. Wild Flowers - Field Poppy (Ref: WFFP-00)

Wild Flowers - Corn Marigold
Ref: WFCM-00

(Chrysanthemum segetum)
A large bright yellow flowering annual. This most beautiful flower creates a stunning display from June to September.

For best results sow in early Spring or Autumn. Keep well watered and weeded in the early stages.

Cut back and remove the dead plants after the seed has fallen.

£1.25

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Wild Flowers - Bats in the Belfry (Ref: WFBB-00)

2. Small Fat Balls x 200 (Ref: FATB-X20)

Wild Flowers - Cowslip
Ref: WFCS-00

(Primula veris)
A well known and attractive wildflower which was once very common in fields and meadows. Clusters of small yellow flowers on short stalks are produced during April and May.

For best results sow in Autumn, but can be sown any time of year. Keep well watered and weeded in the early stages.

After the second year clumps can be separaed and transplanted in much the same way as garden primulas.

£1.25

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1. Wild Flower Collections - Wildflower Border (Ref: WFWB-00)

2. Wild Flower Collections - Summer Glory (Ref: WFSG-00)

3. Wild Flowers - Ox-eye Daisy (Ref: WFOD-00)

Wild Flowers - Evening Primrose
Ref: WFEP-00

(Oenothera biennis)
The tall yellow flowering spikes are frequently found on roadsides and dunes from June to September. The flowers open in the evening and are a good nectar source for moths.

For best results sow in Spring or early Autumn. Keep well watered and weeded in the early stages.

Cut back the plants in late September once the seed has fallen.

£1.25

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Wild Flowers - Teasel (Ref: WFTE-00)

2. Wild Flowers - Ox-eye Daisy (Ref: WFOD-00)

3. Wild Flowers - Field Poppy (Ref: WFFP-00)

Wild Flowers - Foxglove
Ref: WFFG-00

(Digitalis purpurea)
A familiar wild plant of heaths and woodland clearings. Foxglove has tall spikes of purple flowers from June to late September. It is a popular source of nectar for the bumble bee.

For best results sow in Spring or early Autumn, can be sown any time of year providing plants are kept well watered.

Cut back the plants in late September once the seed has fallen. As a biennial, this plant will flower in year two.

£1.25

Wild Flowers - Field Poppy
Ref: WFFP-00

(Papaver rhoeas)
The evocative silky red flowers of the Field Poppy can be found in places where the ground has been disturbed. Flowers from May to August.

For best results sow in the Autumn. Keep well watered and weeded in the early stages. The Poppy is a fickle germinator.

Cut back and reomve the dead plants after the seed has fallen.

£1.25

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1. Wild Flowers - Teasel (Ref: WFTE-00)

2. Wild Flower Collections - Summer Glory (Ref: WFSG-00)

3. Wild Flowers - Ox-eye Daisy (Ref: WFOD-00)

Wild Flowers - Field Scabious
Ref: WFFS-00

(Knautia arvensis)
The slender stems and 'honeycomb' flower heads are an attractive addition to the perennial border or summer flowering wildflower meadow. They provide an excellent source of nectar for butterflies and bees.

For best results sow in Spring or early Autumn. Can be sown at any time of year providing plants are well watered.

Cut bak the plants in late October once the seed has fallen.

£1.25

Wild Flowers - Musk Mallow
Ref: WFMM-00

(Malva moschata)
Beautiful tall soft pink wildflower for the Summer border or cottage garden. Its flowers have a faint musky scent.

For best results sow in Spring or early Autumn. Can be sown at anytime of year, providing plants are well watered.

Once established, these plants will require no maintenance.

£1.25

Wild Flowers - Meadowsweet
Ref: WFMS-00

(Filipendula ulmaria)
This late summer flowering perennial plant, with its fern like foliage and creamy white flowers, is a popular coloniser of streams, pond edges and wet meadows. The flowers have a wonderful sweet fragrance and make an ideal base for pot pourri.

For best results sow in Spring or early Autumn. Keep well watered and weeded in the early stages.

Cut back the plants in late September, once the seed has fallen.

£1.25

Wild Flowers - Ox-eye Daisy
Ref: WFOD-00

(Chrysanthemum leucanthemum)
Often seen on grassy banks and road verges from June to August, as swathes of white flowers with yellow centre. These familiar large flowers are attractive to butterflies.

For best results sow in Spring or early Autumn. Can be sown at anytime, providing plants are kept well watered.

Cut back the plants in late September once the seed has fallen.

£1.25

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1. Wild Flowers - Cornflower (Ref: WFCF-00)

2. Premium Sunflower Hearts - 1kg (Ref: SUNH-01)

3. Ark 'No Mess' Feeder Mix - 2kg (Ref: ANMF-02)

Wild Flowers - Red Campion
Ref: WFRC-00

(Silene dioica)
An attractive wildflower, found around woodland edges and in hedgerows. It bears numerous dainty flowers on upright stalks from June through to August.

For best resutls sow in Spring or early Autumn. Can be sown anytime, providing the plants are kept well watered and weeded.

Cut back the plants in late September, once the seeds have fallen.

£1.25

Wild Flowers - Selfheal
Ref: WFSH-00

(Prunella vulgaris)
A lovely bluish-violet, low growing wildflower, once used as a popular wound-herb. An ideal plant for Summer lawns and grass. Fast spreading and good on all soils.

Sow at any time of year. Keep well watered and weeded in the early stages.

These plants require no maintenance, once established.

£1.25

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Wild Flowers - Teasel
Ref: WFTE-00

(Dipsacus fullonum)
Often grown by gardeners to attract Goldfinches, the tall spiny teasel has a ring of tiny mauve flowers around its spiky head from July to August. The heads were used for teasing or 'fulling' of woollens. Teasel will grow well, even on clayey soils.

For best results sow in Spring or early Autumn. Can be sown at any time of year, providing plants are well watered.

Cut back the plants in late September once the seed has fallen.

£1.25

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Wild Flowers - Ox-eye Daisy (Ref: WFOD-00)

2. Wild Flowers - Field Poppy (Ref: WFFP-00)

3. Wild Flowers - Evening Primrose (Ref: WFEP-00)

Wild Flowers - Vipers Bugloss
Ref: WFVB-00

(Echium vulgare)
Tall grwoing violet wildflowers that spiral up the stem. Loved by bees for its Summer flowers, which have a wide spreading habit. Prefers lighter soils but good in most garden situations. (Biennial).

For best results, sow in Spring or early Autumn. Can be sown at any time of year, providing plants are well watered.

Cut back the plants in late September once the seed has fallen.

£1.25

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