£3.00 – £5.70
Common toadflax, is a lovely addition to the garden where it flowers late summer – mid autumn, therefore adding interest later in the season. The pale yellow flowers resemble mini snapdragons and the orange lip adds a splash of colour. In the wild,Toadflax can be found growing on roadsides and wasteland. However, it is also perfect in a wildlife garden or within a border where it will form upright clumps upto 50cm tall.
Linaria vulgaris
Perennial
Yellow
Sun
Height : 40cm
Flowering period : June – October
This is a good source of nectar : 
Other features
If you do wish to cut the flowers, they do last very well in a vase.
Wildlife attracted:
Bumblebees are the main pollinator. However the Toadflax is also the food plant of several moths such as Eupithecia linariata, the toadflax pug moth!
| Size | 9cm pot, 6 plug plants |
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