Brief Guide: Sow mid spring to late summer into sparse, open grass.

Sowing Rate: 1- 5 grams per square metre

250 grams covers a minimum of 50 (and up to 250) square metres

Mixture:
Field Scabious knautia arvensis Meadow Buttercup ranunculus acris Kidney Vetch anthyllis vulneraria Corn Cockle Agrostemma githago Greater Knapweed centaurea scabiosa Birdsfoot trefoil lotus corniculatus Corn Marigold Chrysanthemum segetum Salad Burnet poterium sanguisorba Tufted Vetch vicia cracca Field Poppy Papaver rhoeas Hoary Plantain plantago media Ladies Bedstraw galium verum Dropwort filipendula vulgaris Corn Chamomile Anthemis arvensis Wild Carrot rdaucus carota Yarrow achillea millefolium Ox-eye Daisy leucanthemum vulgare Self Heal Prunella vugaris Wild Margoram origanum vulgare Greater Hawkbit leontodon hispidus Cornflower Centaurea cyanus
   
Additional Information:
Neutral and lower ph (alkaline) soil types can produce some of the best wildflower meadows. This is usually due to the below average mineral and nutrient content of limestone and chalk based soils preventing other species such as wild grasses from becoming dominant. The wildflowers in this mixture are highly suited to free draining and warmer ground. Most of these species flower early in the year and again in late summer before the onset of cooler, late autumn weather. Most wildflower species take 6 - 12 months to establish before flowering so we have included native cornfield annuals for improved first year colour.
For further information on Wild Flowers see our Grass Matters site