Sweet Briar Rose Whips | Rosa rubiginosa rye grass bird's-foot trefoil flowers are a

bird's-foot trefoil flowers are a great nectar source for bees and an important food source for the caterpillars of butterflies such as the wood white and common blue

Harebells delicate blue bell-shaped flowers are a common sight in grasslands

allowing the green manure to break down and be worked into the soil naturally by earthworms

Batsford through the 1930s and 1940s are much-loved

Sweet Briar Rose Whips | Rosa rubiginosa rye grass bird's-foot trefoil flowers are aSweet Briar Rose Rosa rubiginosa Common names include sweet briar and eglantine. For a single row of hedging, you will need 4 plants per metre; for a double row of hedging, you will need 6 plants per metre. This is an attractive native shrub valued for the fragrance of its showy pink blossoms in June and July, and for the hops that develop after the flowers and persist well into the winter. Rose hip tea is made from the hips of this plant and is rich