List of Wildlife friendly plants
Pictures of Wildlife friendly plants
Guelder rose, Good autumn colour and white summer flowers, which turn into red berries in
autumn, providing a good food source for birds.
Globe thistle, This thistle is a great architectural perennial, with its spherical blue flower-heads drying into
striking seed-heads. The flowers attract bees and butterflies, and birds eat the seeds.
Buddleia the Butterfly bush is a good source
of nectar for butterflies and bees.
Honeysuckle: Provides nectar for butterflies and bees, which it attracts with its nocturnal scent. Birds
also eat the seeds.
Marigold, Nectar rich and also good for companion planting.
Primrose, The spring flowers provide an early source of nectar in spring. The leaves are food for butterfly
larvae and finches eat the seeds.
Ivy, Provides shelter for birds, nectar in winter and berries in spring.
Buckthorn, for brimstone butterflies.
Holly, for holly blue butterflies.
Nettles, for peacock, comma, small tortoiseshell butterflies.
Meadow grasses, for gatekeeper, meadow brown, wall and skipper butterflies.
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Alyssum......Alyssum maritimum . Applemint......Mentha x rotundifolia Arabis......Arabis caucasica. Basil......Ocimum minimum. Barberry......Berberis x stenophylla. Bergamot......Monarda didyma. Betony......Stachys officinalis. Bird's Foot Trefoil......Lotus corniculatus . Bramble (Blackberry)......Rubus fruticosus. Bugle......Ajuga reptans. Butterfly Bush......Buddleia davidii. Candytuft......Iberis saxatilis Caryopteris......Caryopteris x clandonensis. Clover ......Trifolium spp.. Common Toadflax.......Linaria vulgaris . Cornflower.......Centaurea cyanus. Corn Marigold.......Chrysantheum segetum. Cotoneaster......Cotoneaster frigidus Cowslip.......Primula veris. Cuckoo Flower......Cardamine pratensis Devil's Bit Scabious (Hawkbit)......Succisa pratensis Evening Primrose......Oethera missouriensis. Fennel......Foeniculum vulgare. Field Scabious......Knautia arvensisFleabane......Erygeron spp. Floss Flower......Ageratum houstonianum. Forget-Me-Not......Myosotis sylvatica. Foxglove......Digitalis purpurea Golden Rod......Solidago canadensis. Greater Knapweed.....Centaurea scabiosa
Hazel......Corylus avellana. Heather......Calluna vulgaris. Hebe......Hebe spp. .Heliotrope......Heliotropium x ridum. Hemp Agrimony...... Holly......Hex aquifolium Honesty (purple & variegated)......Lunaria annuum. Honeysuckle......Lonicera periclymenum. Horse-radish......Cochlearia armoracia. Hyssop......Hyssopus officinalis
Iceplant......Sedum spectabile. Ivy......Hedera helix Lavender......Lavendula angustifolia Californian lilac.......Ceanothus spp.Love-in-a-Mist......Nigella damascena Marjoram (Wild)......Origanum vulgare Meadow Crane's Bill......Geranium pratense Michaelmas Daisy......Aster amellus......
Poached Egg Plant......Limnanthes douglassi. Pot Marigold......Calendula officinalis. Primrose......Primula vulgaris. Purple Loosestrife......Lythrum salicaria. Purple Rock Cress......Aubretia spp.Pyracantha......Pyrocantha coccinea
Ragged Robin......Lychis flos-cuculi Scabious......Knautia arvensis. Selfheal......Prunella vulgaris. Sorrel......Rumex acetosa Spurge Laurel......Daphne odora St John's Wort......Hypericum olympicum Sweet Rocket......Hesperis candidissima Sweet William......Dianthus barbatus. Sunflower......Helianthus decapetalus.Tansy......Tanacetum vulgare Teasel......Dipsacus fullonum Thistles......Thistle spp .Thrift......Armeria caespitosa Thyme.......Thymus praecox Tobacco Plant......Nicotiana alata Valerian......Valeriana officinalis Verbena......Verbena bonariensis Virburnum......Virburnum lantana Violet......Viola odorata Wallflower......Cheiranthus cheiri Wild angelica......Angelica sylvestris Willow......Salix caprea Yarrow......Achillea spp.
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