Flowers
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This mix consists of 15 varieties of perennial wild flower species. It is suitable for damp locations, for example near hedges. There, together with hedge plants, it offers important feeding and wintering opportunities for numerous beneficial animals.
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Viola cornuta ('Horned Pansy') will grow to 10-30 cm in height. The plants, grown from seed, will give a profusion of flowers and will self-seed, coming up again year after year.
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Malva moschata, plant for the garden, with attractively-serrated leaves and white or pink flowers. Approx. 60 cm in height. Valuable for insects. If sown in March will flower in the same year.
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Antirrhinum. Snapdragon of medium height, with velvety dark red flowers. Will continue to flower in a sheltered location well into autumn.