all parts of wild garlic plants are edible and can be used raw or cooked in pestos or added to soups and stews
Seen in the wild on roadside verges and field edges and along hedgerows and field margins
this British wildflower mixture contains 18 native species which will tolerate heavy shade
Common names include Queen Anne's lace
lily of the valley thrives in fertile
Native English Bluebell Bulbs | Hyacinthoides non-scripta cart all parts of wild garlicNative 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