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Arenaria, Alba Arenaria montana 'Alba' From £5.96

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Dianthus, Arctic Fire Dianthus deltoides 'Arctic Fire' From £5.96

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Dianthus, Brilliancy Dianthus deltoides 'Brilliancy' From £5.96

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Primula veris Primula veris From £5.49

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A Wildflower Collection Mix of 9 Annual & Perennial Species From £22.98

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Alpine Collection Our Blend of 3, 6 or 8 Varieties From £9.98

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Alyssum, Gold Ball Alyssum saxatile 'Gold Ball / Goldkugel' From £5.96

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Arabis, Snowcap Arabis alpina 'Snowcap' From £3.96

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Armeria, Alba Armeria maritima 'Alba' From £5.96

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Aster, Trimix Aster alpinus 'Trimix' From £5.96

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Aubrieta, Cascade Blue Aubrieta gracilis Cascade Blue From £5.49

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Aubrieta, Dr. Mules Variegated Aubrieta gracilis Dr. Mules Variegata From £5.52

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Aubrieta, Kitte Blue Aubrieta gracilis Kitte Blue From £5.52

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Euphorbia, myrsinites Euphorbia myrsinites From £5.96

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Fleabane, Sea of Blossom Erigeron karvinskianus Sea of Blossom From £4.68

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Iberis, Masterpiece Iberis Masterpiece From £5.52

Alpines are a diverse range of mountain plants that are adapted to cold, exposed locations, often with stony, poor soil, and therefore they thrive in rockeries and windowsill containers up on the 20th floor. A lot of them will grow trailing from brickwork, and some grow flat in recesses between paving. In general, they are low maintenance, drought tolerant perennials, and only need a decent amount of sun to keep them happy.

Our alpine range includes succulents, miniature conifers, and wildflowers that enjoy the same well drained conditions and look great planted together.

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Alpine plants and wildflowers are some of the easiest plants to grow. Their delightful, colourful blooms will attract bees and butterflies to your garden.

Ideal for rockeries or containers, they provide you possibilities for packing plants into places where precious little else will prosper, such as nooks and crannies along the tops of walls and between paving.

What is an alpine plant?

Alpines are mountain plants that thrive in some of the harshest conditions and, often, poor and rocky soils. These drought-tolerant and low-maintenance perennials make excellent rockery or container plants, great for hanging baskets, but also thrive in sunny, well drained garden beds, especially where the soil is poorly fertile.

How do you grow alpines & wildflowers?

As a general rule, alpines and wildflowers are very hardy and undemanding, unfazed by the extremes of snow covered winters and scorching summers.

Give them a sharply drained position with a decent amount of full sun, water them while they establish as you would any new plant, and they will mostly take care of themselves once established with minimal trimming and tidying.

Plant them randomly in a garden bed, rockery, or as a glorious border along a path or driveway. They’re perfect for growing in large garden pots or hanging planters.

When should you plant native wildflowers?

Plant British wildflowers in spring around March and April, and you’ll get gorgeous blooms throughout the warmer months. However, you can also plant wildflower meadow plants using wildflower seeds in September alongside flower bulbs. These will generally not emerge from the soil until the following spring.

Do wildflowers come back every year?

Both annual and perennial wildflower plants will come back year after year. Annual flowers should be allowed to go to seed once they finish flowering. These seeds will then overwinter in the soil and regrow again in spring. Perennial wildflowers usually die down over winter and then regrow again once the soil starts to warm up in the spring.

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