Yellow Rattle Plug Plants | Rhinanthus minorYellow Rattle Plug Plants Rhinanthus minor Also known as 'The Meadow Maker'. This pretty annual species is vital in helping establish and maintain your wildflower meadow. A hemi parasitic plant, its roots penetrate the roots of surrounding grasses, drawing water and nutrients from them, thereby reducing their vigour and preventing them from out competing the wildflower species. Without yellow rattle, the vigorous grasses in your meadow will soon take

this is the perfect choice for your shady space

she has spearheaded the groundbreaking rewilding project at Knepp Estate in West Sussex

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ensuring durability and longevity even in high-impact areas

Prune twice a year – in the summer after flowering and in the autumn

and along south-facing hedgerows and woodland edges

Betony prefers heavy soils and damp sites

is a good source of nectar for later pollinators

Common names include butter and eggs

providing food for pollinators and seed-eating birds like finches

Single Snowdrop Galanthus nivalis

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