Silene dioica

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As well as with bluebells, plant it with primroses, greater stitchwort, columbines, foxgloves and ferns for a long colourful display in a lightly shaded border under trees, at the bottom of a hedge or on a grassy bank. It has a tendency to attract aphids but seems to survive their depredations better than cultivated plants.