The Habitat People Wildflower Nursery
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Soft Rush | Juncus effusus
Original price was: £2.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Enhance your garden with the graceful elegance of Soft Rush (Juncus effusus). This resilient, ornamental grass is a perfect choice for adding natural beauty and texture to your landscape. Elevate your outdoor space with this vibrant and easy-to-care-for wildflower!
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Spignel | Meum athamanticum
Original price was: £4.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Elevate your garden with the enchanting Spignel (Meum athamanticum). Its dainty blooms and aromatic leaves add a touch of wild beauty. Bring this unique wildflower to your landscape and watch it flourish!
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Spiny Restharrow | Ononis spinosa
Original price was: £4.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Spiny Restharrow (Ononis spinosa) is a resilient beauty for your garden! With spiky stems and vivid pink to purple pea-like flowers, this hardy perennial thrives in sunny, well-drained spots. Perfect for low-maintenance landscapes, it attracts pollinators, making it a delightful addition to any wildflower haven.
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Square Stemmed St Johns Wort | Hypericum tetrapterum
Original price was: £2.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Elevate your garden with our Square Stemmed St. John’s Wort plugs! Bursting with vibrant blooms, these resilient wildflowers are ready to flourish. Plant them effortlessly and watch your garden transform into a haven of natural beauty. Shop now for a touch of the wild at your fingertips!
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Tansy | Tanacetum vulgare
Original price was: £3.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Transform your garden with the resilient beauty of Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare)! Vibrant yellow blooms and fern-like leaves make it a standout addition. Easy to grow, Tansy attracts pollinators, adding charm to your outdoor haven. Elevate your space with this enduring wildflower!
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Teasel | Dipsacus fullonum
Original price was: £2.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Discover the striking allure of Teasel (Dipsacus fullonum)! With its spiky elegance and pink blooms, Teasel adds a touch of wild beauty to your garden. Shop now to bring this unique and captivating wildflower to your outdoor sanctuary!
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Tufted Vetch | Vicia cracca
Original price was: £2.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Also known as cow vetch, for its protein-rich foliage, often used as a forage crop for cattle, tufted vetch is a curtain forming perennial which will bring colour to your garden. It has ties to witchcraft but is more regularly used as a cover crop to increase nitrogen in the soil. Like other leguminous plants, its nitrogen-fixing properties help to enrich the soil in your garden.
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Valerian | Valeriana officinalis
Original price was: £2.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Known and used for its medicinal properties of calming and as a sleeping aid, valerian has been used for centuries all over the world. Its’ roots, when dried, produce the typical valerian smell, when is as attractive to cats as catnip! The strong smell produced by valerian was utilised by Nordic people in olden times, who would hang valerian above the house door as protection against bad spirits.
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Vipers Bugloss | Echium vulgare
£2.99Bring vibrant spikes of blue flowers into your garden with viper’s bugloss. A member of the Boraginaceae family, it shares the same blue flowers and hairy leaves/stems as borage. The plant got its name “viper” from its spotted stem which resembles snake’s markings and from the shape of the flowers. “Bugloss” comes from the Greek word meaning “ox-tongue”, which describes the plant’s rough, tongue-shaped leaves. The folklore surrounding viper’s bugloss involves themes of protection and courage, with its spikey leaves being able to ward off evil spirits and protect against snake bites, please do not try at home!
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Water Avens | Geum rivale
Original price was: £2.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Though a close relative of wood avens, water avens offer to bring a different type of beauty to your garden. Water avens is often referred to as ‘Indian chocolate’ or ‘chocolate root’, due to its roots being brewed to create a chocolate flavour-like drink. This plant is also said to have the power to drive away evil spirits and offer protection from rabid dogs and venomous snakes! What more could you need in the modern age, on an island nation with no rabies and only one mildly poisonous snake?
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Water Figwort | Scrophularia umbrosa
£2.99The genus <span style=”font-weight: 400;”>Scrophularia<span style=”font-weight: 400;”>, got its name from the the belief that the plants within it could treat scrofula, a form of tuberculosis. Herbalists of the time got this idea from figworts resembling a human throat. This follows the ancient belief of the Doctrine of Signatures, where God or Nature marked plants, minerals and animals with visible “signatures” (shapes, colours or textures) which indicated the human body part or illness that it can cure. Though using water figwort to treat tuberculosis is not done nowadays, the leaves can be used to help calm skin cuts and irritations.
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Welsh Poppy | Meconopsis cambrica
Original price was: £2.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Despite the name, the Welsh poppy is found across the UK and upland areas of western Europe. In 1743, welsh poppy belonged to the genus Papaver (a genus of the poppy family, Papaveraceae) but was moved to a new genus Meconopis (which means “poppy-like”) in 1814 due to discrepancies in morphological features. A molecular phylogenetic study conducted in 2011 disproved that the Welsh poppy was separate from the Papaver genus. You will see the name written as either Meconopsis cambrica or Papaver cambricum, depending on where you look!
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White Campion | Silene latifolia
Original price was: £2.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.White campion is called the Grave flower or the Flower of Death in parts of England due to it commonly being found surrounding gravestones and around cemeteries. Though slightly morbid sounding, introducing white campion to your garden will bring in more life, through attracting pollinators!
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White Clover | Trifolium repens
Original price was: £2.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Irish folklore associates white clover with luck, especially when a four-leaf clover is found. This symbol of good luck arises from a rare genetic mutation within the plant, which causes the growth of an extra leaflet. The chance of this happening is around 5000 to 1! White clover is a superb forage crop for livestock and has been historically used as folk medicine against intestinal helminthic worms.
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Wild Basil | Clinopodium vulgare
Original price was: £2.99.£1.99Current price is: £1.99.Unfortunately, wild basil does not hold the same culinary properties as edible basil found in the shops does, but it it’s very tasty for pollinators! It has a pleasant aroma, not as strong as basil found in your kitchen, but nice enough that it was scattered on the floors of homes in medieval times to act as an air freshener. Probably easier ways of making your home smell nice nowadays though.
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