Wildflower Meadow Seed Mix
Wildflower Meadow Mixture
This mix is perfect for creating a diverse wildflower area, with a well-balanced selection of 36 UK species. It includes annual, biennial and perennial wildflowers chosen for maximising biodiversity and supporting wildlife.
The mix offers a long season of flowering, from April (Cowslip) to September (Tansy, Common Knapweed) ensuring an excellent source of food for pollinators and other wildlife.
Species included (listed alphabetically) are:
Betony / Stachys officinalisBirdsfoot Trefoil / Lotus corniculatusBulbous Buttercup / Ranunculus bulbosusCommon Catsear / Hypochaeris radicataCommon Knapweed / Centaurea nigraCommon Sorrel / Rumex acetosaCommon Toadflax / Linaria vulgarisCorn Chamomile / Anthemis arvenisCorn Cockle / Agrostemma githagoCorn Marigold / Chrysanthemum segetumCorn Poppy / Papaver rhoeasCornflower / Centaurea cyanusCowslip / Primula verisDark Mullein / Verbascum nigrumDevilsbit Scabious / Succisa pratensisField Scabious / Knautia arvensisGreater Knapweed / Centaurea scabiosaHoary Plantain / Plantago mediaLady’s Bedstraw / Galium verumMeadow Buttercup / Ranunculus acrisMeadow Cranesbill / Geranium pratenseMeadow Vetchling / Lathyrus pratensisMusk Mallow / Malva moschataOxeye Daisy / Leucanthemum vulgareRed Campion / Silene dioicaRough Hawkbit / Leontodon hispidusSelf Heal / Prunella vulgarisSmall Scabious / Scabiosa columbariaTansy / Tanacetum vulgareTeasel / Dipsacus fullonumTufted Vetch / Vicia craccaViper’s Bugloss / Echium vulgareWild Carrot / Daucus carotaWild Red Clover / Trifolium pratenseYarrow / Achillea millefoliumYellow Rattle / Rhinanthus minor
These wildflower seeds were grown and collected by our trusted partner based in Nottinghamshire.
Sowing rate: 2g per m2
Sow in: September/October, March - May
Flowering months: March - September
All purchases help support the Forest of Flowers project, providing wildlife habitat across 100 acres of native woodland and wildflower meadows in Huby, North Yorkshire.
Please allow up to 7 days for delivery.