Goat's Beard Plug Plants | Tragopogon pratensisGoat's Beard Plug Plants Tragopogon pratensis Common names include Jack go to bed at noon, meadow salsify and yellow salsify. Goat's beard is a charming native perennial with striking yellow flowers that resemble sunbursts and only open in the morning sun (hence the old common name Jack go to bed at noon). Found in grasslands and meadows, it thrives in well drained soil and full sun, attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies with its nectar

and hedgerows in the spring

poorly drained clay

designed to provide a vibrant

Summer Snowflake Leucojum aestivum

Its small white flowers appear in clusters in May and June and are a rich source of nectar and pollen for insects

sheep’s sorrel thrives in a variety of garden styles

Perfect for planting in rock gardens

Species selection has been informed by NVC U-series acid grassland communities

All parts of this plant are edible

This is our clover seed mix for the reclamation of wasteland

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