I have one small patch of fleabane Susie, but it's well over now. I introduced it, but i don't think it will prosper, because i'm on chalk, and i don't see much of it growing locally. Field scabious, Greater, and Lesser Knapweed, and Marjoram all thrive here. Also i've got some Tufted vetch, and St. John's Wort. My Purple Loosestrife is currently in a large tray, having fallen foul of my pond work. I tried to get some Yellow Rattle going, it's a parasite on grass, and will keep vigorous grass species down if it gets a hold. My biggest problem is funnily enough Buddleia, but i'm working on it, and have a few plants to go out in the spring. Gosh these butterflies are hard work.
Cheers,,, Zonda.
). Please let us know if it is successful. It looks as if it will thrive in sandy soil. 
I've got loads of Field scabious in the garden, seeding everywhere. There is a Sheeps bit one as well. My problem is that all of my nectaring flowers come in June and July, and to a lesser extent August. At the minute i have not a lot, (just a few ice plants, which attract mainly bees) so extending some of my existing plants season is my main focus for next year. This might mean cutting some of the Marjoram patches in mid flower, or even before. Also, i've got a big problem with the pond leaking 
and it will probably need another liner. So disruption all round. 
