Meadow Clary Plug Plants | Salvia pratensis bird remove almost one third of

remove almost one third of the stem

*Please note: Wild cyclamen at this time of year are not 'in the green'

Winter aconites have short stalks and tuberous roots and prefer the humus-rich moist soils of deciduous woodlands

or herb gardens

adaptability and cost efficiency

Meadow Clary Plug Plants | Salvia pratensis bird remove almost one third ofMeadow Clary Plug Plants Salvia pratensis Also known as meadow sage. Found now, in the wild, in a small number of sites in southern England, meadow clary is a native clump forming perennial bearing long spikes of violet blue flowers throughout June, July and August. It thrives on chalk or limestone soils in sunny open sites, and along south facing hedgerows and woodland edges. Our meadow clary plug plants are perfect for informal gardens, wildlife