This collection includes three individual packets of seeds containing the following native wildflower species.
Wild White Clover – A robust and creeping perennial, wild white clover is well suited to wildflower lawns. Flowering from spring right through the summer, its creamy-white, sometimes pinkish blooms attract beneficial insects to garden borders and are a valuable source of nectar for many species of bee.
Ribwort Plantain – A short, rosette-forming herb which is evergreen and produces tightly clustered flowers with creamy-white anthers throughout the summer. Its seed heads remain for most of the winter providing food for goldfinches and other seed-eating birds.
Common Vetch – Producing numerous, small, purplish-pink flowers that resemble those of a low-growing ‘sweet pea’, common vetch is a sprawling, nitrogen-fixing wildflower which can support the growth of nitrogen-hungry vegetables, such as rhubarb and kale, in kitchen garden planting schemes.
