Nettle-Leaved Bellflower Plug Plants | Campanula tracheliumNettle Leaved Bellflower Plug Plants Campanula trachelium Common names include bats in the belfry and throatwort. The attractive mid blue flowers of this tall native perennial make a striking addition to your garden or meadow. Nettle leaved bellflower copes well in shady positions and is ideal for woodland edges, underneath hedgerows or a north facing bank. It is an excellent source of nectar for bees and other pollinating insects. Our strong, healthy

It has large edible seeds which

wildflower meadows

The small distinctive yellow flowers of this native perennial can be seen from May through to July or August in most meadows and pastures

fall hawkbit

for a double row of hedging

lesser knapweed has a long flowering season from early summer to September

are enjoyed by many birds including goldfinches

Common names include yellow iris and Jacob's sword

this British wildflower meadow mixture contains 18 native species which will thrive in heavy shade

purple betony

this upright perennial species is commonly found in damp meadows or alongside streams and rivers

marshes and wetlands where they can be seen rising up around the other wildflowers and grasses