Salad Burnett Flower Plants Ceropegia woodii commonly known as Scots Pine

commonly known as Scots Pine

More sensitive to colder temperatures than other ornamental flowers

Placing the plant in areas where bright indirect light can get to the plant on a regular basis should be the aim

which comes between May and October

it is important to place it in bright

Salad Burnett Flower Plants Ceropegia woodii commonly known as Scots PineLovely in wildflower meadows, this perennial herb was naturalised in Britain in the 16th century and is now used in salads the young leaves have a fresh, cucumber like flavour. The flowers are a magnet for pollinators. We should all be planting more wildflowers they not only look beautiful, but are invaluable for attracting many beneficial insects to our gardens. Easy to grow and care for, they'll naturally self seed, providing colour for many years.