Wild Daffodil Bulbs | Narcissus pseudonarcissusWild Daffodil Narcissus pseudonarcissus Common names include, Lent lily, bell rose, common daffodil, Lent rose and trumpet narcissus. One of the best early spring flowers for naturalising, this familiar native perennial has distinctive yellow trumpet like flowers on long straight stalks. Ideal for woodland settings, meadows, containers, garden flower beds and borders and as a cut flower. Plant your wild daffodils 10 15cm below the surface of the soil.

you'll get a dazzling display of colour from the annuals in year 1 with the biennials and perennials emerging from year 2 onwards

May flower

the winter aconite's small yellow flowers can be seen between January and March

Salad Burnet Plug Plants Sanguisorba minor

Add native wildflower bulbs such as snowdrops and bluebells for the earliest colour and interest and to provide food for the earliest pollinators

Sow within a couple of metres of the water's edge

Purple loosestrife is an excellent nectar source for long-tongued insects such as the red-tailed bumblebee and the brimstone butterfly

It is excellent for the wildlife in your garden

deciduous native hedge plant is a popular sight in hedgerows and can also be grown as a small to medium sized tree

the vigorous grasses in your meadow will soon take over at the expense of the wildflowers

Choose this diverse mix of native wildflowers suitable for water margins to create a wildflower area beside a river or a pond

bird's nest