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Aaron's Rod
Aaron's Rod

Agrimony
Agrimony

Water Avens
Water Avens

Wild Basil
Wild Basil

Lady's Bedstraw
Lady's Bedstraw

Salad Burnet
Salad Burnet

Gt Burnet
Great Burnet

Burnet Saxifage
Burnet-Saxifrage

BFT Lssr
Lssr Bird's Foot Trefoil

BFT Gtr
Gtr Bird's Foot Trefoil

Brooklime
Brooklime

Meadow Buttercup
Meadow Buttercup

Bladder Campion
Bladder Campion

Red Campion
Red Campion

Sea Campion
Sea Campion

White Campion
White Campion

Wild Carrot
Wild Carrot

Catsear
Common Catsear

Chicory
Chicory

Hoary Cinquefoil
Hoary Cinquefoil

Wild Clematis
Wild Clematis

Red Clover
Red Clover

White Clover
White Clover

Wild Flower Calendar
August

Fresh Yellow Rattle Seed available - Fresh Yellow Rattle seed will be sent out from the end of July/beginning of August.  Fresh seed has a higher success rate than seed which has been dried for longer. Yellow Rattle is a useful plant to introduce when creating a wild flower meadow.  It is semi-parasitic on the roots of plants, especially grasses, & once established will reduce the vigour of the original grass by up to 50%. 

Most of the flowers from last month will continue - some of them for the rest of the summer, but many finishing this month.  Here are some August Wild Flowers that we currently stock seeds for - and depending on the time of year, plugs and bulbs.  Click on the photograph to buy seeds and  where plugs are also available they will be indicated on the seed catalogue pages.  

Dry Bulbs will be available from late August onwards and 'in the green' Bulbs from January next year, but there is a facility to pre-order them on our web pages under Native Bulbs.  

Pond Marginal plants can still be planted to get established before the autumn.  For more information on creating a native
 Wildlife Pond, click here.  

Warmer weather can lead to a growth of algae and blanket weed in your pond as the temperature of the water starts to rise and before the other plants in the pond have re-established after the Winter.  It will usually clear up within a few weeks, but if not, barley straw can be used to inhibit the growth of algae while the pond finds a natural balance – see our Pond Pads which are made from barley straw and release natural compounds which inhibit the growth of algae in the pond water for about six months giving the pond a chance to establish a balance.  For more information on Algae & Blanket Weed Control, click here.

 

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Restharrow
Restharrow

Samphire
Rock Samphire

Selfheal
Selfheal

Field Scabious
Field Scabious

Devil's Bit
Devil's Bit Scabious

Small Scabious
Small Scabious

Sheep's Bit
Sheep's Bit Scabious

Sneezewort
Sneezewort

Soapwort
Soapwort

Wild Strawberry
Wild Strawberry

Teasel
Teasel

Wild Thyme
Wild Thyme

Tansy
Tansy

Thrift
Thrift

Purple Toadflax
Purple Toadflax

Toadflax
Yellow Toadflax

Rosebay Willowherb
Rosebay WIllowherb

Common Valerian
Common Valerian

Tufted Vetch
Tufted Vetch

Viper's Bugloss
Viper's Bugloss

Yarrow
Yarrow

Yellow Flag
Yellow Flag Iris

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