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Wildflower plants grown with love in Wales
Peat Free
Our native wildflowers are grown in 100% PEAT FREE compost.
Photograph: Yarrow (Achillea millefolium)
Photograph: Yarrow (Achillea millefolium)
Grown with care
We pride ourselves on growing quality plants with a robust root system, that with the right care are ready to thrive once planted out.
You can plant our jumbo plug plants all year round as long as the ground is not frozen, water logged or baked dry.
Our plants are grown from locally collected or responsibly sourced UK seed.
Photograph: Jumbo plug plant (70cc)
You can plant our jumbo plug plants all year round as long as the ground is not frozen, water logged or baked dry.
Our plants are grown from locally collected or responsibly sourced UK seed.
Photograph: Jumbo plug plant (70cc)
Organic
We use Soil Association Organic Compost and grow using organic practices with love and care.
Photograph: Cuckoo Flower (Cardamine pratensis)
Photograph: Cuckoo Flower (Cardamine pratensis)
Wild about plants
When we connect with our indigenous plants, we connect with our ancestors that walked this land and gathered for food and medicine.
Of course not all plants are safe for human consumption, although they are essential food for insect pollinators that have evolved alongside indigenous plants for millennia.
Plants are part of our interconnected web that provide food, medicine and shelter for all life on earth.
Photo: Wild Strawberry (Fragaria vesca)
Of course not all plants are safe for human consumption, although they are essential food for insect pollinators that have evolved alongside indigenous plants for millennia.
Plants are part of our interconnected web that provide food, medicine and shelter for all life on earth.
Photo: Wild Strawberry (Fragaria vesca)
Saving Pollinators
We are proud to be part of the
Saving Pollinators Assurance Scheme through the National Botanic Garden of Wales.
Saving Pollinators Assurance Scheme through the National Botanic Garden of Wales.
Events
We are really looking forward to having a stall filled with a selection of native wildflower plants at:
Brynberian Pollinator Party
When: Sunday June 15th 2025
Where: Brynberian Community Centre ,Brynberian
Crymych
SA41 3TY
Left: Jacqui, Nursery Manager
Right: Lindsey, founder, The Wildflower Nursery
Brynberian Pollinator Party
When: Sunday June 15th 2025
Where: Brynberian Community Centre ,Brynberian
Crymych
SA41 3TY
Left: Jacqui, Nursery Manager
Right: Lindsey, founder, The Wildflower Nursery
Marsh Fritillary Butterfly
We are proud to be growing 1000's of Devil's Bit Scabious as part of the Marsh Fritillary introduction project at Dr Sarah Beynon's Bug Farm, St Davids.
Left: Lindsey, founder of The Wildflower Nursery
Right: Dr Sarah Beynon, founder of The Bug Farm
Left: Lindsey, founder of The Wildflower Nursery
Right: Dr Sarah Beynon, founder of The Bug Farm
Devil's Bit Scabious
Devil's Bit Scabious is the food plant of the threatened Marsh Fritillary butterfly.
We are honored to be growing this very special native wildflower for a number of local conservation projects.
Devil's Bit Scabious is also a very garden worthy plant attracting a wide range of pollinators, late in the season.
It is very pretty too!
We are honored to be growing this very special native wildflower for a number of local conservation projects.
Devil's Bit Scabious is also a very garden worthy plant attracting a wide range of pollinators, late in the season.
It is very pretty too!
Get in touch
For enquiries please contact:
info@thewildflowernursery.co.uk
Look forward to hearing from you,
Lindsey
info@thewildflowernursery.co.uk
Look forward to hearing from you,
Lindsey
Please note the nursery is not open for visitors.
For enquiries please email:
info@thewildflowernursery.co.uk
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