Teasel Plug Plants | Dipsacus fullonumTeasel Plug Plants Dipsacus fullonum Common names include wild teasel or Fuller's teasel. Teasel is a striking biennial wildflower commonly found in meadows, grasslands, and along roadsides. Known for its tall, spiky stems and large, cone shaped flower heads, this native plant adds texture and height to any garden. The flowers, which start as purple or pink and mature to a silvery white, are a magnet for pollinators, particularly bees and butterflies.

tall mullein

The field poppy grows best in a sunny position on well-drained soil

our 9cm pot plants are an ideal way to boost biodiversity in your wildflower meadow or easily establish plants in your garden or areas where seed germination can be unpredictable

Create a haven for birds with this specially designed mix of native wildflower plants including common sorrel

this diverse blend ensures continuous seasonal interest while supporting vital biodiversity

This nitrogen-fixing plant improves soil health

this familiar native perennial has distinctive yellow trumpet-like flowers on long straight stalks

A loosely tufted grass with tiny seeds

Known for its sunny yellow flowers

wood betony and bishop's wort

Quaking grass - Briza media

But beyond her garden gate