Lady’s Bedstraw- Galium verum-is the perfect wildflower plant for adding of bright splash of yellow to a summer flowering meadow. It is well suited to all wide variety of soils, but grows best on dry ground in full sun, making it particularly well suited to a seaside garden. Ladies bedstraw plants have tiny golden yellow flowers that grow in dense clusters. The blooms appear in July and August, and blend particularly well with other meadow plants. The tiny black seeds of Lady’s Bedstraw ripen slowly on the flower stems and can easily be collected in a paper bag. Lady’s Bedstraw plants look best grown alongside other summer flowering wildflowers such as Oxeye daisy, Meadow crane’s-bill, Black Knapweed, Greater Knapweed, Smaller Scabious, and Field Scabious.