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Turn your garden into a wildlife haven with our selection of plants which will attract butterflies and bees. Planting flowers that bloom from early Spring into late Autumn ensures you always have a supply of nectar rich blooms - where there's nectar there's pollinators.
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Irish
Lavandula angustifolia Vera is an outstanding heirloom English Lavender known for its sweetly fragrant oil, dark lavender-blue flower spikes, and compact growth habit.
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Irish
This tall perennial will form a dense mound that looks wonderful in the middle of a sunny border alongside other blue or silver-leaved plants. Fresh or dried, the leaves make a refreshing and therapeutic tea which is high in vitamin C and has traditionally been used to treat such conditions as nervousness, insomnia, hyperactivity, colds and fevers.
The flowers are highly attractive to bees, and of course, the foliage to cats, who will go mad for it. To prevent them from completely flattening it, insert several twiggy sticks into the centre of the plant.
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Dutch
Lavandula stoechas lusitanica is a sturdy variety. Masses of mauve flowers with pink bracts appear during the summer months. French Lavenders have a very long flowering season. The flowers are also especially attractive to bees and other pollinators.
This particular Lavender is shaped as a lollipop topiary ball, making it a perfect ornamental shrub.
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Irish
Award winning Nepeta racemosa 'Walkers Low', commonly known as 'Catmint' is a herbaceous perennial noted for its massive lavender-blue blooms on short spikes stop aromatic, grey-green foilage in early summer, continuing through autumn if spent flowers are regularly removed.
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Tully Nurseries
Agapanthus 'Silver Moon' is a clump-forming, evergreen perennial with narrow, strap-shaped, green and white, variegated leaves and erect stems bearing umbels of open, bell-shaped, mid-blue flowers from midsummer into early autumn.
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