Soapwort Seeds saponaria officinalis – will grow in a variety of habitats in sun or semi shade. It is useful for growing on fertile soils, where, unlike many other wildflowers, it will compete well. Plants can spread quickly, so in gardens it should only be grown where it can be controlled or allowed to spread. Soapwort is late flowering and useful for providing late colour and nectar after other wildflowers have died back. The soft pink flower clusters appear mainly from June to September. Soapwort looks best growing with other late flowering plants such as Common Toadflax, Common Agrimony, Wild angelica and Devil’s biit Scabious
SOAPWORT Seeds
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