| Plants To Attract Wildlife Plants that produce berries and fruit have an important place in the garden. Birds, mammals and beneficial insets use them as a food source. All the plants in this list are covered by our 3 year hardy plant guarantee. For more suggestions and advice come to your local branch of Thompsons, where our knowledgeable staff are always on hand to answer your questions. Alternatively you can email us at feedback@thompsons-plants.com |
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Buddleja Varieties Commonly known as the butterfly bush this shrub does exactly what its name suggests. If unchecked it will grow quite big. |
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Hebes One of our most popular plants, with so many varieties to choose from. Dense, evergreen bushes of compact or bottle brush like flower spikes. Great for attracting bees into your garden. |
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Cotoneaster Masses of small white flowers in early summer. An abundance or red/orange berries in autumn that the birds in your garden will love. A dense, compact shrub. |
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Penstemon Varieties Long lasting tubular flowers that attract butterlies. Elegant, narrow foliage. Delightful perennial for those summer borders. |
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Berberis varieties Produces brightly coloured berries in autumn that provide a great source of food for birds. Brightly coloured foliage in reds, greens and yellow. Brilliant Autumn colour. |
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