Wild Teasel Dipsacus fullonum is a native wildflower commonly found among grassy countryside verges and bordering the margins of fields. This statuesque biennial has tall, spiky stems topped with cones of purple-pink flowers that attract bees and other insects. After the blooms have faded, the stunning seed heads provide birds with a useful food source and also make wonderful autumnal additions to dried flower arrangements. For the best effect, allow it to self-seed, to create naturalistic drifts. Ideal for the back of perennial borders and wildlife areas. The Kew Pollinators range of seeds from Thompson and Morgan has been specially created alongside the experts at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew to attract and support a wide range of pollinators, including bees, butterflies and beetles, as well as a number of other important pollinating insects. Helping these pollinators to thrive is hugely important for our eco-system as a whole and these seeds, in their striking packaging inspired by ar