Oxeye Daisy Plug Plants | Leucanthemum vulgareOxeye Daisy Plug Plants Leucanthemum vulgare Common names include dog daisy or marguerite. This cheerful perennial native wildflower is commonly seen growing in grasslands and wildflower meadows. The largest native member of the daisy family, oxeye daisys nectar and pollen rich flower heads are particularly attractive to bees, butterflies and moths, while its seeds provide food for birds. As traditional wildflower meadows continue to decline across

Winter Aconite Eranthis cilicica

Their blossom is attractive to bees and other pollinators and crab apples are useful in an orchard setting where they serve as excellent pollinators for other apple and fruit tree varieties

Common names include drumstick

Let the foliage die back naturally after flowering as the leaves are still photosynthesising and sending nutrients into the bulbs for the next year's flowers

Spend more time enjoying your lawn and less time working on it

butterflies and other beneficial insects at a time when many other flowers are fading

Plant your grape hyacinths 10cm deep in moist well-drained soil

Best sown in the spring from April to May onto a bare prepared seedbed at 3 grams to the square metre

The small fruits of crab apple trees are a valuable source of food for various wildlife including birds

One of the UK’s most valuable wildflowers for pollinators

Our mix of 12 native bee-friendly wildflower species including meadow buttercup and yarrow

The cheerful yellow flowers of this small woodland perennial can be seen in woodlands and alongside riverbanks from as early as February