Native British Wildflower Meadow Seed Mix SKU: MAS-WMEAD1
Native British meadow seed mixture. Seed mix contains 13 wildflowers (perennials and annuals) and 7 grass species. Bee friendly seeds. Flowers from May - September. Sow at 4 grams per square metre for best results.
This is a Traditional British Native Wild Flower meadow mix.
A mix of 13 wild flower species including 3 annuals, Borage, field poppy and cornflower and 9 perennials. It has 7 grass species including Yellow Oat Grass and Sweet Vernal Grass. MEAD1
Sow at 4 grams to the square metre.
It will cope with most soils types and once established the flowers will come back year after year. Free establishment and maintenance notes with every order The application rate is 4 grams per square metre or yard. You should see Borage, Poppies and Cornflowers in the first year, then the other species including ox eye daisy should come to the fore from year 2.
Please note all the wild flower seed in our mixtures are sourced and processed as follows. They come originally from stock grown in the wild in the UK. They are then multiplied up commercially. The seed is packed, mixed and distributed in the UK. This way you can be confident that you are buying native UK Wild Flower Seed to produce Native UK Wild Flower Meadows.
| Flower Colours | Varied |
|---|---|
| Plant Height | up to 1.5 metres |
| Mixture Details | Corn Poppy (Papaver Rhoeas) 1.0%, Borage 2%, Cornflower 2.65.0%, Lesser Knapweed 0.8%, Musk Mallow 0.2%, Ox Eye Daisy 1.5%, Red Campion 2.0,Native Red Clover 2.0% Ribwort Plantain 1.5% Salad Burnet 3.0%, Self Heal 1.2%, White Campion (Silene Alba) 2.0%, Yellow Rattle 0.2% Browntop Bent 4.4% Crested Dogstail 1.6%, Strong Creeping Red Fescue 28%, Chewings Fescue 24%, Slender Creeping Red Fescue 20%, Yellow Oat Grass 1.0%, Sweet Vernal Grass 1.0% |
| Flowering Season | May to September |
| Setting | Poor soils |
Seed Establishment:
Please download our Seed Establishment Guide (.pdf) for instructions on how to prepare, seed and care for your Meadowmania seed mixes.
