
Urban Pollinator Seed Mixes Management Guide
Urban Pollinator Seed Mixes
These are a range of mixes which are designed to give the maximum impact from flowers and colour over the summer. These type of mixtures have become very popular with council’s. This is because they are relatively easy to grow and are very colourful.
The long and varied flowering season Is very beneficial and attractive to natural pollinators such as Bees.
- · These mixes will generally just one last summer
- · They should be sown at 3 grams to the square metre
- · They should be sown between March and mid May
- · They will flower over the summer into October
- · They prefer good to fertile soils
- · The ground should be cleared before planting
- · The seed should be broadcast and then rolled afterwards
- · It is likely that you will have to mix the seed with sand to spread it thinly and evenly
- · Once sown leave alone
Cut the area down in the Autumn. Leave the plants on the ground for a few days to encourage the seed to shed. Then re-cultivate the ground if you want to try and get the same effect next year.
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Golden Summertime Annual 100% Wildflower Seed Mix SKU: GAM001
- Annual mix off exotic yellow, orange flowers
- Sow March to May.
- Has a long flowering season.
- Sow at 3 grams to the sq metres.
Starting at £14.00
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Colour Explosion Annual 100% Wildflower seed mix SKU: SAM001
- Quick to grow long flowering season
- Magical colourful display like a candy shop
- Very attractive and beneficial to Bees
- Sow March to May.
Starting at £14.00
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Hardy Annual 100% Wildflower Seed Mix SKU: BAM001
- Wide range of annual wildflowers around the world.
- Colourful display that lasts for a long season.
- Benefits Bees and Butterflies.
- Sow March though to May.
Starting at £14.00
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Rainbow Annual 100% Wildflower Seed Mix SKU: RAI001
- Sow at 3 grams to the sq metre;
- Rainbow effect of colours over summer;
- Sow March through to May;
- Quick to grow long flowering season;
Starting at £14.00
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