This collection includes three individual packets of seeds containing the following native wildflower species.
Sainfoin – The stalked pink flowers of sainfoin secrete nectar and pollen exceptionally freely and are adored by Short and Long-tongued Bumblebees, Honey Bees, and Solitary bees. A drought-resistant wildflower it thrives in gravel gardens and on stony brash and chalky ground.
Corncockle – Resilient and adaptable, corncockle blooms in midsummer with a solitary magenta flower that attracts numerous beneficial insects. Pair with musk-mallow and wild carrot in ornamental borders and deadhead to prolong its flowering time.
Wild Carrot – Flowering from midsummer through to autumn, and drawing in a diverse array of insects such as bees, beetles, and hoverflies, the blossoms of wild carrot have an intricate, lace-like appearance, making them an excellent selection for relaxed borders.
