Broad Buckler Fern | Dryopteris dilatataBroad Buckler Fern Dryopteris dilatata A native deciduous fern which thrives in cool, moist, light shady sites such as damp woodlands and beside streams. If site has plenty of moisture, it will grow in full sun. The dark green fronds are roughly triangular and Broad Buckler fern can be identified by its triangular scales on the leaf stalk which have a dark brown centre. An attractive addition to cottage and informal gardens, city and courtyard

sheep’s parsley

attracting a variety of pollinating insects

to enjoy the pretty flowers from July to October

clustered bellflower is an excellent nectar source for bees

or salad burnet

everyone will delight in building and watching their insect hotel come to life

bell-shaped flowers in shades of pink

The flowers are an important source of nectar for insects

cottage gardens

sparse lawn due to clay soil

providing you with the perfect resting spot while you tend to your plants

It's the perfect way to sip your morning brew while celebrating the beauty of the natural world