This collection includes three individual packets of seeds containing the following native wildflower species.
Viper’s Bugloss – From clusters of fine, prickly leaves, the tall leafy stalks of viper’s-bugloss rise in early summer showcasing spikes of bell-shaped flowers in shades of violet-blue or purple. At full bloom, these flowers not only make a striking display but also attract numerous pollinators.
Oxeye Daisy – With their contrasting white and yellow flower heads, oxeye daisies make a grand floral statement in any planting scheme. A valuable food source for numerous species of wildlife, it is a caterpillar food plant, has nectar-rich flowers and provides seeds for birds late into autumn.
Common Poppy – Extremely popular with bumblebees, the solitary, scarlet blooms of the common poppy make striking companions to herbaceous perennials in ornamental borders. If gathered early in the morning, poppies make excellent cut-flowers.
