Native British Wildflower Seeds For Woodland Shade rye grass Common names include wild teasel

Common names include wild teasel or Fuller's teasel

the wild primrose can cover the ground in open woods and shaded hedgerows

Common names include creeping Jack

Travel through time as you encounter gardens that reflect the distinct styles and movements of the 20th century

It is very nutritious and a great source of trace minerals and antioxidants

Native British Wildflower Seeds For Woodland Shade rye grass Common names include wild teaselIdeal for woodland areas, this British wildflower mixture contains 18 native species which will tolerate heavy shade. This is a 100% perennial mix, designed to create a long lasting natural habitat. Unlike annual wildflowers, which need full sun to thrive, perennials take time to establish, and you should not expect blooms in the first year. Some species will flower in year 2, while others may take 34 years to mature before producing their first