Great Mullein Plug Plants | Verbascum thapsus bird Giant snowdrops prefer moist well-drained

Giant snowdrops prefer moist well-drained soil in partial shade and are ideal for naturalising in woodland plantings

pollinator-friendly planting and native plant cultivation in the British garden

pea-like flowers from June to August

scrublands and rocky sites

Great Mullein Plug Plants | Verbascum thapsus bird Giant snowdrops prefer moist well-drainedGreat Mullein Plug Plants Verbascum thapsus Common names include common mullein and Aarons rod. A striking biennial wildflower with tall spires of golden yellow flowers rising above a rosette of soft, woolly grey green leaves. Flowering from June to September, great mullein is highly attractive to bees, hoverflies, and other pollinators, while its seeds later provide food for finches and other birds. This architectural plant brings height and