Description
The small bright yellow star-like flowers of Lesser celandine are a lovely addition to a woodland or hedgerow in Spring. It is a low-growing plant with glossy green, heart-shaped leaves, and once it spreads can produce a carpet of yellow through the woodland or hedgerow. Flowering in March – April this little wildflower adds an early burst of colour to any garden.
Wildlife attracted:
The flowers of the Lesser celandine are an early source of nectar
Other features:
It is actually a member of the Buttercup family. The lovely flowers tend to open in the sunshine.
Read more about Planting Wildflowers in Woodland and Shade in our post
