| Plants for areas that receive full sun for the majority of the day.
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| | Plants for areas of semi-shade such as by hedgerows, in slightly shaded gardens or under immature tree canopies.
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Plants for fully shaded areas of woodland floor, heavily shaded gardens or other gloomy areas.
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Plants that prefer very damp and sometimes boggy conditions that may be found in wet meadows orareas around water.
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| | These plants are tolerant of very dry and exposed areas that are often subject to salt spray.Usually found on clifftops or growing in dunes, they are excellent for feature coastal gardens, maintenance-free green roof projects and general hardy planting.
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| | Plants for soils thatare alkaline in nature and contain some amounts of chalk or limestonederivatives.
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| Plants that prefer afree-draining sandy soil.
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| | Plants that prefersoil with a high level of clay content. These plants can tolerate the twoextremes of being in baked solid soil in the summer and prolonged dampness atother times.
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| | Loamy soil is a mixture of clay, silt and sand so offers an excellent growing medium for mostwild flower plants. This is a nice varied selection.
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| These plants like lowpH acidic soil and are often found on peat heathlands.
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| | Plants in thisselection will attract birds to your garden by offering seeds or nestingmaterials. Birds also like the insects that hide on these plants.
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| | The flowers of theseplants are very rich in nectar and will attract butterflies, moths and othernectar-loving insects to your garden. Use to create a colourful nectar bar.
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| This selection isdesigned to be planted in an existing lawn to make it more biodiverse. Many ofthe plants in this pack are low growing and can tolerate being mown from timeto time.
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| | These plants are small, low-growing and are suited to be planted in rock gardens, wall crevices and the gaps between pavers.
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| | Plants that willproduce a splash of strong colours when in flower. Yellows, orange, blues,pinks and purples are all featured here – strictly no whites!
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| A selection of plants that will add a fabulous colour feature to any area. The three annuals corncockle (purple), cornflower (blue) and field poppy (red) will flower strongly the first year they are planted before shedding masses of seeds for next year. The ever popular oxeye (moon) daisy adds a nice tone of white and yellow to the mix.
NOTE: This selection is normally only available in the Spring and early Summer due to the majority of the plants being annual species.
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| | Attract a host of wildlife to your garden or area with these plants. Nectar, seeds for birds,hiding places for insects all help this to happen. Ideal for turning a section of garden into a wildlife area.
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| | Attract a host of wildlife to your garden or area with these plants. Nectar, seeds for birds, hiding places for insects all help this to happen. This selection also contains several species that like wet areas too.
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| A selection of plants that is designed to give colour throughout the majority of the year, specifically in spring and autumn so is perfect for school wildflower planting projects.
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| | The margins of a pond can be a haven for wildlife. Plant these species to provide cover, nesting areas and food for insects and birds.
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| | Plants that are loved by our native bumblebees and provide nectar for them.
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| Many of our customers
keep tortoises and we have worked with The Tortoise Club to come up with this
list. Treat your tortoise to more than just dandelions!
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| | A plant selection of
native sedges and rushes.
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| | A selection of plants suitable for planting on a green roof.
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| A collection of plants that just have purple flowers.
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| | A collection of plants that just have pink or red flowers.
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| | A collection of plants that just have white flowers.
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| A collection of plants that just have yellow flowers.
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| | The plants in this selection can be eaten in one way or another. Either the leaf, root or flower can be eaten.
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| | Create your own ancient herbal remedies with these plants and grow a personal apothecary’s garden.
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