Kidney Vetch Plug Plants | Anthyllis vulnerariaKidney Vetch Plug Plants Anthyllis vulneraria This hardy perennial is a native wildflower found in dry grasslands and meadows, often on sea cliffs and dunes. Named after its large, kidney shaped flower heads which are bright yellow or orange, kidney vetch is a valuable plant for pollinators, attracting bees, butterflies, and moths with its nectar rich blooms. It also provides food for birds through its seeds. Ideal for wildlife gardens, meadows, or

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