| Future Forests Wildflowers. Updated 12th August 2010 |
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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 | |||
| Common name | Species | Description, mature height, flowering time | |
| Bugle | Ajuga reptans | Woodland plant with blue flower spikes in spring LATER | |
| Cowslip | Primula veris | Dainty, scented flower of old meadows | |
| Foxglove | Digitalis purpurea | Poisonous, biennial of open woodland and waste ground. | |
| Lily of the Valley | Convallaria majalis | Poisonous, but sweetly scented flower of ancient woodland | |
| Ox eye daisy | Leucanthemum vulgare | White yellow centred daisy.45cm 6-8 | |
| Primrose | Primula vulgaris | Delicate, scented flower of open woodland and grassy banks | |
| Pic | Sweet Woodruff | Galium odoratum | Spreading, woodland groundcover , white star flowers in spring |
| Pic | Yellow flag | Iris pseudoacorus | Sword like foliage, large yellow flowers, likes damp. |
| We can also offer Bluebells and other bulbs for naturalising. They will need booking, for sending later | |||
| the following are available in larger pots 5.50 each | |||
| Meadowsweet | Filipendula ulmaria | Plumes of candyfloss white flowers, a lover of damp ground also at 3.50 | |
| Pic | Pignut | Conopdium majus | Feathery leaves and delicate white flowers, likes open woods/hedgerows |
| Woodsage | Teucrium scorodonia | Greenish yellow flowers, Ground cover of dry woods 50cm | |
| Pic | Yellow Flag | Iris pseudoacorus | Stiff, sword shaped leaves, yellow flowers, happy in damp/boggy soils LATER |
| 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' |
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