Viper's Bugloss Plug Plants | Echium vulgare accessory insect hotels

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Meadow foxtail occurs throughout the UK

Lesser Knapweed Plug Plants Centaurea nigra

Hazels’ distinctive yellow male catkins appear in clusters before the leaves from January to March and the nuts ripen in the autumn

Viper's Bugloss Plug Plants | Echium vulgare accessory insect hotelsViper's Bugloss Plug Plants Echium vulgare Also known as blueweed. Viper's Bugloss grows well on dry sandy soil or chalky or limestone soils, but is adaptable to other soil types including clay or loam. Its upright bright blue flower spikes can be found in the wild on chalk grassland, sand dunes, cliffs and banks from May to September. It is wind and salt tolerant. Its name comes from its spotted stem which is thought to resemble a viper. One of the