Woad Plug Plants | Isatis tinctoria Tree Species Also known as sweet cherry

Also known as sweet cherry or bird cherry

The book teaches home gardeners and designers how to plan for successive flowering periods that ensures that the same spot produces flowers again and again

It's resistant to stains and easy to clean—simply toss it in the washing machine after a day of gardening or cooking

Plant your wood anemone bulbs 7-8cm below the surface of the soil

Woad Plug Plants | Isatis tinctoria Tree Species Also known as sweet cherryWoad Plug Plants Isatis tinctoria Common names include dyers woad and glastum. This striking biennial brings bold structure and a splash of summer colour to wildflower areas, cottage gardens, or heritage planting schemes. Woad forms a rosette of blue green leaves in its first year, followed by tall branching stems topped with clouds of small, bright yellow flowers from June to August in its second year. These blooms are highly attractive to bees,