The Plant List

The plants below are an ever evolving list of available plants. I have a range of sizes from large plugs (60cc) to 1l depending on what suits your needs. They are all grown in organic, peat-free compost and reused pots. The plants are grown from locally collected seed or other propagation methods. They all have a strong root system and have seen at least one winter to ensure a strong root system and high survival rate. We have a range of plants suitable for lowland meadows to bogs, pots, ponds and hanging baskets so hopefully there is something to suit your needs. I have categorised the plants to help if you are unsure of what you might need or what other options there are. There are many plants that I have growing in field that I might have missed or I haven’t gotten around to updating this so I may very well have it, so get in touch if you’re after something not on the list. I hope these lists below help. If you would like to do a bulk order please get in touch.

The categories are:

Lowland meadow plants
Damp meadow plants
Hedge plants
Pond and stream edge plants
Pond plants
Medicinal herbs
Dye plants

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Prices:

Seeds: £2 per packet.

Hand harvested seed from local meadows. As of August I have lots of seeds from last year, this year’s seed is still being collected. By October I should have completed the seed harvesting for 2026. If you would like a bulk amount of an individual species please get in touch. Stem, leaf and root cuttings also available. Another low-cost way of growing lots of plants.

Large plugs: £2

Limited numbers of plugs are available. If you want a bigger order of plugs please contact me well in advance.

9cm pots: £4

Most commonly bought size. If planting in small meadow, 5 plants per square metre is ideal.

1l pots: £7

Great for getting a good head start in your garden. Also great if you intend to use a mother plant to propagate through your meadow. A cheap way for a lot of plants, required time a little know-how. Talks and articles to come sharing how to go about it.

* To be propagated

Damp meadows:

Meadowsweet
Tufted vetch
Square stem St Johns Wort
Hemp agrimony
Yellow flag iris
Cowslip
Water mint
Devils bit scabious
Ragged robin
Sneezewort
Valerian *
Purple loosestrife
Sneezewort
Gypsywort
Greater birds foot trefoil *
Water avens
Saw wort *
Tormentil *
Bistort *
Marsh bedstraw *
Salad burnet