Galium Verum – Lady’s Bedstraw Seeds

Producing a froth of honey-scented flowers in July and August lady’s bedstraw has long featured in British meadows, heaths, and grassland, and is ideal for areas of naturalised planting in perennial borders. An important food source for numerous species of caterpillar, including those of the broad-bordered bee hawk moth, it also provides nectar for pollinating insects and is used in cheese making as an alternative to rennet as the plant contains an enzyme that curdles milk.

100% native lady’s bedstraw seed grown and harvested in Kent.