Feverfew Plug Plants | Tanacetum partheniumFeverfew Plug Plants Tanacetum parthenium Common names include bachelor's buttons, maids and wild chamomile. This is a short lived perennial wildflower with clusters of small white yellow eyed daisy like flowers which bloom from June to September. The young leaves are edible and their slightly bitter flavour can be enjoyed in salads. Feverfew thrives in full sun on all well drained soils. Ideal naturalised in wildflower meadows, for cottage and

The included sheath allows for easy

The Nature of Oaks

this diverse mix of ecologically appropriate native wildflowers includes ragged robin and red campion and will provide colour and interest to your garden or wetland area from May through to September

These species will create a nectar-rich meadow

provide food for birds like thrushes

This can be a more reliable way to transplant wildflower bulb species than from dormant bulbs planted in autumn

our grass seed for rugby pitches minimizes wear and tear and ensures your playing field is ready for the next intense match

Common names include meadow pea and fingers-and-thumbs

Choose from our range of 100% wildflower border seed mixes to create a naturally beautiful border in your garden or wildflower space

providing them with a secure roosting place

Harebells delicate blue bell-shaped flowers are a common sight in grasslands

Common names include cowbell and maiden's tears