Harebell Plug Plants | Campanula rotundifoliaHarebell Plug Plants Campanula rotundifolia Common names include bellflower, lady's thimble, witch's thimble and dead men's bells. A distinctive native perennial wildflower with pretty blue bell shaped blooms on tall, upright stems, harebell grows best in moist but well drained soils in full sun or partial shade. All parts of the harebell are edible and it's blue flowers make a striking addition to salads. It is an excellent nectar source for

as well as in rock gardens

this mix is complemented well by native wildflower bulbs such as snowdrops and bluebells to provide the earliest colour and interest and food for the earliest pollinators

Betony's attractive purple-red flowers can be seen from mid-summer through to September so it is useful for colour

Our dogwood whips are grown in the UK from UK origin seed

Common names include bellflower

dogwood is useful for damp sites but will thrive in most soils

Create a haven for butterflies with this specially designed mix of native pollinator-friendly plants including field scabious

It is an excellent source of nectar for bees and other pollinating insects

This can be a more reliable way to transplant species such as bluebells

healthy plants are grown in 40cc cell trays and are ready to be planted in their final position

soups and stews

its nectar is a food source for hoverflies