Native British Wildflower Meadow Plants

Native British Wildflower Meadow PlantsTraipsing through a wildflower meadow on a glorious summer's day is an image we can all get behind. However, you no longer need to visit your local country estate for the privilege; instead, you can create your very own native wildflower meadow, right in your back garden! By planting wildflowers native to the UK, you not only support pollinators like bees and butterflies, but you also do your bit in helping restore one of the UK's lost habitats. Since

injecting a jolt of colour into what can be an otherwise bleak period of the year

spreading somewhat with age

plant it in the spring and if it blooms in the spring

Alongside the dramatic foliage

wherein gardeners are moving away from the pristine and manicured

In late spring

Want to know how far apart to space your plants

Everything you need to grow the tastiest

Individual petals have a darker pink stripe along the centre with margins of bright

producing fruit on old and new wood alike

Rounded petals grow in a neat rosette pattern to form large dinnerplate dahlia flowers up to 25cm across

'Taoflora Pink' is a prime example of this