Wildflower Salad Burnett Flower Plants shallots and garlic adding both beauty and biodiversity

adding both beauty and biodiversity to your outdoor spaces

35gm per square meter (1oz per square yard) sprinkled evenly between the rows once or twice during the growing season

pets and bees

dwarf hedging

Wildflower Salad Burnett Flower Plants shallots and garlic adding both beauty and biodiversityLovely in wildflower meadows, this perennial herb was naturalised in Britain in the 16th century and is now used in salads, the young leaves have a fresh, cucumber like flavour. The flowers are a magnet for pollinators. We should all be planting more wildflowers they not only look beautiful, but are invaluable for attracting many beneficial insects to our gardens. Easy to grow and care for, they'll naturally self seed, providing colour for many years.