Medium growing native perennial with pea-like yellow flowers May to September. Prefers damp areas.
Other Names: Many local names for this plant including Marsh Bird's Foot Trefoil.
Distribution: Common acrossUKin wet areas and bogs.
Habitat: Native perennial of damp, grassy places. Does well on poor soils, but dislikes shade.
Description: Medium height, scrambling plant which favours damper grasslands and bogs. It is similar to the Lesser Bird's Foot Trefoil apart from its habitat and larger size. The yellow pea-like flowers appear from May to September.
Wildlife: Food plant of the Five Spot Burnet Moth.
Our plants and seeds are of native British origin.
