Wild Flower Yellow Rattle Seeds

A native wildflower to the British Isles with unusual yellow flowers rather like little heads poking out at the end of tall spikes.  Named because of their seed head which rattle when dried. These pretty plants help to reduce the vigour of grasses by attaching onto their roots and feeding on them!

Attractive to bees and other pollinating insects.  Ideal for wildlife gardens and meadow planting

Hardy Annual

When to sow: Mar - May or outdoors only Sept - Oct

Flowers: Jun - Aug