Working in conjunction with wildlife charity, Buglife, we’re bringing back Britain’s treasured wildflowers! Have you ever looked at a meadow of wildflowers and found yourself awash with a sudden sense of calm?

Contains fifteen British native wildflower species and five non-native species, including Wild Carrot, Goat's-beard, Field Scabious and Teasel. Before doing that, it would be best to mix it with sand so it would be spread more evenly across the tilth. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).Contains twenty four British native wildflower species, including Black Medick, White Campion, Wild Carrot and Forget-me-not. Over twenty types of flower are represented in each bag to give your garden a truly varied appeal, flowering in turn throughout six months of the year. These flowers support pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and moths, which are necessary for the health of our environment. Contains twenty two British native wildflower species, including Cowslip, Foxglove, Dark Mullein and Common St John's-Wort.

It's harvested from a beautiful meadow in Woodford, north of Salisbury, and features a very high and diverse floral content - over 70% of the mix. The wildflower seeds in your mixture will have originated from a wildflower production field, harvested by qualified growers.Thus, it is important to keep in mind that the best times to plant wildflowers are the middle of March until the middle of May. Species in this mixture are frequently found in hedgerows, woodland edges, clearings and open woods. This popular mixture will establish easily and contains species frequently found in a diverse range of soil types and habitats.

Also includes 'super-pollinators' borage and sainfoin to encourage a wide range of pollinating insects. Species in this mixture are frequently found on moisture retentive loamy soils, typical of many lowland meadows with free drainage.Species in this mixture are frequently found in grassland on lighter well drained soils which tend to be dry in summer, eg; sandy loams, stoney loams which crumble to the touch; well drained slopes and embankments. Of course, you need to do all the right things and that includes putting it on top of a tray during spring. All of our 100% wildflower seed mixtures are specially produced or collected from wild meadows, which are then cleaned and carefully filtered before being selected for use (to ensure they contain purely wildflower seeds of UK provenance).

Simply shake and rake the seeds into an area of your choice and wait for the amazing burst of wildflowers and colors to appear. Planting our wildflower seeds is easy; simply shake and rake them into an area of your choice and watch as a stunning array of wildflowers and colors emerge. Using British wildflower seeds or native wildflower species will greatly help in restoring the British wildflower population around the UK countryside, woodland gardens and your own back garden. Carefully water during dry weather, and keep on top of removing weeds until the meadow begins to establish.

We also produce specially formulated 100% seed mixtures to suit different environments; for example, if you want to establish wildflowers around a pond or if you want to grow wildflowers in heavy clay soil - we've got you covered. Or if there are any other items you feel should be available on the site that are not, we would really appreciate your feedback. The process is pretty simple as all you need to do is to rake it a little after it gets sown on top. Good thing, you don’t have to worry about that when you plant the wildflower seeds at our advised time.