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Wild Mignonette Reseda lutea |
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Wild Mignonette is a native biennial plant of the UK, typically found growing in chalk grassland and waste ground, to a mature height of up to 80cm. The name Mignonette comes from the French for 'dainty', referring to the plant's delicate, small scented flowers. Botanic classification and naming: Wild Mignonette is a member of the Mignonette (Resedaceae) family. The genus name 'Reseda' identifies the plant as a Mignonette and its species name 'lutea' means 'yellow'.
Benefits: Attracts the Small White and Large White butterflies.
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