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We offer a variety of native
plants which can be planted alongside garden ornamentals to provide
food and habitat for our native insects and bring natural beauty to your
garden. |
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the
following are available in 9cm pots
10 for 20 |
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Common name |
Species |
Description,
mature height, flowering time |
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Bugle |
Ajuga
reptans |
Woodland
plant with blue flower spikes in spring
LATER |
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Cowslip |
Primula
veris |
Dainty,
scented flower of old meadows |
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Foxglove |
Digitalis
purpurea |
Poisonous,
biennial of open woodland and waste ground. |
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Lily of
the Valley |
Convallaria majalis |
Poisonous,
but sweetly scented flower of ancient woodland |
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Ox eye
daisy |
Leucanthemum
vulgare |
White yellow
centred daisy.45cm 6-8 |
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Primrose |
Primula
vulgaris |
Delicate,
scented flower of open woodland and grassy banks |
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Sweet
Woodruff |
Galium
odoratum |
Spreading,
woodland groundcover , white star flowers in spring |
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Yellow flag |
Iris pseudoacorus |
Sword like foliage, large
yellow flowers, likes damp. |
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We can also
offer Bluebells
and other bulbs for naturalising. They will need booking, for sending later |
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the
following are available in larger pots
5.50 each |
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Meadowsweet |
Filipendula ulmaria |
Plumes of
candyfloss white flowers, a lover of damp ground
also at 3.50 |
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Pignut |
Conopdium
majus |
Feathery
leaves and delicate white flowers, likes open woods/hedgerows |
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Woodsage |
Teucrium
scorodonia |
Greenish
yellow flowers, Ground cover of dry woods 50cm |
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Yellow
Flag |
Iris
pseudoacorus |
Stiff, sword shaped
leaves, yellow flowers, happy in damp/boggy soils
LATER |
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| All perennials are grown locally
but the full range may not always be available at any one time. If you plan
to collect your plants, we suggest you contact us a couple of weeks
beforehand to avoid disappointment
For our full range of perennials see , see
'All
Perennials A to Z' |
