Cuckoo Flower Plug Plants | Cardamine pratensis Quantity:50 Plugs the leaves of the hazel

the leaves of the hazel provide food for the caterpillars of a number of moths

It is well suited to mild to moderately acidic conditions

or witches' thimbles

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Focus on native wildflowers and sustainable planting methods

Cuckoo Flower Plug Plants | Cardamine pratensis Quantity:50 Plugs the leaves of the hazelCuckoo Flower Plug Plant Cardamine pratensis Common names include ladys smock. A charming native perennial with delicate soft lilac pink to pale violet flowers from April to June. Loved by bees, butterflies, and other early pollinators, its especially important for the orange tip butterfly, whose caterpillars feed on its leaves. Its fresh spring flowers bring a natural, graceful look to damp meadows, pond edges, and shaded wildlife areas. Thriving in