Clustered Bellflower Plug Plants | Campanula glomerataClustered Bellflower Plug Plants Campanula glomerata Common names include, Dane's blood. A perennial native wildflower with clusters of attractive violet bell shaped blooms from June to September, clustered bellflower thrives in a sunny site on light dry grassland and is well suited to chalk and limestone soils. Ideal plants for cottage and informal gardens, rock gardens, and for naturalising in woodland and wildflower meadows, clustered bellflowers

while its feathery seed heads offer interest throughout the autumn and winter months

making it a great choice for sustainable gardening

which grows in moist woodlands and on the banks of streams

Harebell 9cm Pot Plants Campanula rotundifolia

Wild Angelica thrives in moist

soldier's woundwort and thousand seal

and late into the fall

An upright annual wildflower growing to approximately 75cm in height

Recognised by its distinctive pink fruit with orange berries

The white flowers appear in June and July and are a good food source for pollinators attracting hoverflies and other insects

harebell grows best in moist but well-drained soils in full sun or partial shade

Common names include the woodland tulip