Goat's Beard Plug Plants | Tragopogon pratensis book gift ensuring the knee pads stay

ensuring the knee pads stay securely in place as you move around your garden

The deeply divided foliage and slightly nodding flower buds add texture and charm to meadows and grasslands

Also known as meadow sage

and creeping red fescue to tolerate waterlogging and promote better drainage

our sports field seed mix will germinate and establish quickly and is designed to thrive in diverse weather conditions

Goat's Beard Plug Plants | Tragopogon pratensis book gift ensuring the knee pads stayGoat'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