greater stitchwort · Pruning

greater stitchwort · Stellaria holostea
Also known as: ag-flower; ag-worm flower; all-bone; break-bones; devil's corn; Easter bells; greater starwort; lady's lint; lady's white petticoat; Latin flower; little John; May grass; miller's star; snap Jack; snappers; snap-stalks; starflower; thunder flower; tongue grass; adder's meat; bird's tongue; devil's eye; moonflower; satin flower; snake flower; snake grass

Prefers moist, mildly acidic infertile soils. Occurs in woodland and hedgerows in semi-shaded sites

Watering: Moderate regular watering, allowing slight drying between wateringsSunlight: Partial shadeInformation to be completed