Winter Aconite Bulbs In The Green | Eranthis cilicica sheep making it well suited to

making it well suited to long-term grassland restoration and Biodiversity Net Gain delivery

making it an excellent choice for woodland

disconnected communities

and yellow rattle—a key hemi-parasitic species that helps reduce grass vigour—the mix is designed to establish a resilient and long-lasting sward rather than a short-term floral display

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

Winter Aconite Bulbs In The Green | Eranthis cilicica sheep making it well suited toWinter Aconite Eranthis cilicica One of the first flowers to appear in the spring, the winter aconite's small yellow flowers can be seen between January and March. Winter aconites have short stalks and tuberous roots and prefer the humus rich moist soils of deciduous woodlands. They make a good companion plant for snowdrops and wood anemones. Spring wildflower bulbs 'in the green' are supplied when they are actively growing. This can be a more