Butterflies and Bees
Plants that attract butterflies and bees in UK gardens
Nemesia Evening Dusk
Single-flowered plants, purply blue flowers and all-year-round selections
With open flowering, habit Anemone is favoured by pollinators. Tubular-shaped plants such as colourful Calibrachoa are also definite winners when growing wildlife-attracting schemes and gardens.
For single or semi-double flowered varieties Dahlia Dark Leaf and Dahlia Labella® Medio Fun are suited to attracting pollinators. Fuchsia is an excellent wildlife plant providing an essential food source in the autumn.
Other stunning UK garden options include spring plants such as Primula or for summer, select from fragrant Wallflower Sugar Rush, the popular Cosmos or Dianthus ranges.
Cream, white and yellow Marigolds, and purple and blue Ajuga and Myosotis provide opportunities for colourful planting.
Key Features - Butterflies and Bees
Perfect for pollinators
Attractive for wildlife
Naturally compact
S/S & A/W flowering
Fragrant options
Easy gardening
Bright colours
Container options
Butterflies and Bees Range
Anemone Harmony Double F1
Blue
Rose
Calibrachoa
A garden staple, the attractive calibrachoa delivers mounds of foliage and is a vibrant flowering plant.
Candy Shop™ Candy Crush
Chameleon® Blueberry Scone
Chameleon® Desert Rose
Chameleon® Pink Diamond
Eyeconic™ Cherry Blossom
Eyeconic™ Compact Sunset
Eyeconic™ Purple
Dahlia Dark Leaf
A delightful cottage garden plant and the highlight of late summer gardens.
Dreamy™ Nights
Moonfire
Mystic Dreamer
Mystic Illusion
Dahlia Labella® Medio Fun
Golden Eye
Pink
Pink Blush
Red
White
Yellow
Fuchsia
Bush General Monk
Hardy Bush Hawkshead
Giant Trailing Seventh Heaven
Marigold
African White Gold Max
African White Gold Mini
French Super Hero™ Deep Yellow
Myosotis
The perfect choice for a wildlife garden.
Sylva Blusylva
Savoie
Primrose
Charlie F1 Mid Blue
Charlie F1 Pink
Charlie F1 Red
Charlie F1 Violet
Charlie F1 White
Charlie F1 Yellow
Evie F1 Red Flame Imp.
Primus F1 Purple Flame
Salvia Mojave
Purple
White
Mix
Wallflower Sugar Rush F1
Flowering autumn to spring, Sugar Rush is hardy in most situations with a strong branching habit.
Orange
Purple Bicolour
Yellow
Red
Primrose
Mix
Wildlife attractors
Plants in these groups are excellent for wildlife gardens
Ajuga Braun Hertz
Dianthus Diamond F1 Mix
Dahlia Diablo
Dahlia Figaro
Geranium Interspecific pac® Cassiopeia Dark Red
Marguerite Simba® Pink with Eye
Range Support
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