Garlic Mustard Plug Plants | Alliaria petiolata gallops fertile soils and is well

fertile soils and is well suited to wildlife gardens

Meadowmania has been supplying one of the UK’s largest selections of British native wildflower seeds and plants for over 60 years

with clusters of violet flowers from June through to October

Hawthorns are fast-growing – 40 to 60cm per year – and make an effective dense protective hedge around gardens and borders

Garlic Mustard Plug Plants | Alliaria petiolata gallops fertile soils and is wellGarlic Mustard Plug Plants Alliaria petiolata Common names include jack by the hedge, sauce alone, and poor mans mustard. Brighten shaded corners, woodland edges, or hedgerows with this early flowering biennial native wildflower. Garlic mustards delicate white blooms appear from April to June, providing a valuable nectar source for early pollinators. As well as its wildlife value, garlic mustard has a long history as a foraged herb. The young leaves