English Bluebell Bulbs In The Green | Hyacinthoides non-scriptaNative English Bluebell Hyacinthoides non scripta Common names include, English bluebell, British bluebell, wood bell, wild hyacinth, English harebell, cuckoo's boots, lady's nightcap. An early flowering perennial, the distinctive violet blue, bell shaped flowers of the native bluebell can be found in woodlands and along hedgerows in April and May. An attractive addition to woodland plantings or to gardens, bluebells are at their best planted under

woodland floor or wildflower meadow with this distinctive perennial native wildflower

and for pollinators

cat's ear grows best in well-drained grasslands and can be commonly seen in grassy areas

lesser knapweed provides an important late-season nectar source for bees

the wild primrose can cover the ground in open woods and shaded hedgerows

Wildflower Plug Plants for Bees

Common names include bellflower

Plant your wild daffodils 10-15cm below the surface of the soil

and is deep-rooting and drought-resistant

What to Expect

Choose this diverse mix of native wildflowers suitable for water margins to create a wildflower area beside a river or a pond

Carefully selected grass varieties create a resilient