Wildlife attracted:
Many bees, butterflies and other insects love the bright flowers of Orange hawkweed.
Other features:
Although not strictly a UK native, the Orange hawkweed was introduced around the 17th century from central Europe and has therefore naturalised.
It can spread too quickly for some however, as the seeds are windblown in addition to it spreading by underground runners. so it is ideal in a pot where it will still attract pollinators but is more easily controlled!
Orange hawkweed may also be included in our coarse grassland plug plant collection
