Achillea millifolium  is a common wildflower, native to the northern hemisphere, growing in meadows and fields. It acts on the blood and circulatory system, and flowers and leaves can be used to clean wounds and stop bleeding from cuts and grazes. Pollinators love this plant.

Echinacea angustifolia – Native to North America, echinacea has purpley pink daisy like flowers with a prickly cone like centre, much visited by bees and other pollinating insects. It has long been used traditionally for its immune boosting and infection fighting properties, particularly against colds, flu and sore throats. Pollinators love this plant.

Chamaemelum nobile  flowers have a daisy like yellow centre surrounded by white petals. When crushed they have a sweet appley scent that is relaxing and soothing, making it an excellent remedy for stress and insomnia.