Seed Revolution - Red Campion Native Seed (Silene dioica) - Pack of 1, 40g - Mystical Blooms - Shade Loving, Woodland Wildflower, Pollinator Friendly - Flower Seeds, Garden Plants

• A MYSTICAL WOODLAND WILDFLOWER: Red Campion is veiled in mysticism, with five delicately fused petals believed to protect fairies and the honey stores of bees. A magical presence in any outdoor garden.
• A SIGN OF ANCIENT WOODLAND: Often indicative of ancient woodland, Red Campion blooms shortly after bluebells return to their slumber. Appropriately named Robin Hood, it carries the spirit of the forest.
• SUITABLE FOR SHADED SPACES: A good idea as a solution for shaded areas, Red Campion thrives in partial shade to full sunlight and well-drained soil. It grows 30–90 cm tall and returns with colour year after year.
• SIMPLE SOWING, WOODLAND RESULTS: Scatter wild flower seeds onto bare soil and lightly rake for good seed-to-soil contact, or use a terram membrane with a soil layer. Plant in spring (March–May) or early autumn (September–October). Keep soil moist during establishment and water minimally once growing.
• JOIN THE REVOLUTION: Seed Revolution began with one simple truth: without wildflowers, there are no bees. Without bees, there’s no food. The solution is easy; and beautiful. Grow wildflowers. Save bees. Rescue Britain’s natural beauty. Welcome to the revolution.

Red Campion Native Seed, Silene dioica, also known as Robin Hood or adder’s flower, is a mystical wildflower steeped in folklore. Its five delicately fused petals are thought to protect fairies and the honey stores of bees, adding magic and meaning to any garden space. Often seen as a marker of ancient woodland, Red Campion blooms shortly after bluebells fade, carrying the spirit of the forest into your garden. This shade-loving wild flower is a perfect solution for darker corners of the garden. Thriving in well-drained soil and partial shade to full sunlight, Red Campion grows 30–90 cm tall and blooms from late spring through autumn. Sow directly onto prepared soil or use a terram membrane for weed control. Plant in spring or early autumn, keep soil moist during establishment, and enjoy creating your very own Sherwood Forest.