40% Corn Cockle (agrostemma githago)
15% Corn Marigold (chrysanthemum segetum)
15% Corn Poppy (papaver rhoeas)
10% Corn Chamomile (anthemis arvensis)
20% Cornflower (centaurea cyanus)

Historically, native annual wildflower seeds established amongst spring sown cereals such as wheat, barley and oats until the introduction of modern intensive farming methods promoted 100% clean crops for maximum returns. The wildflower seeds would have been disturbed and brought to the soils surface during cultivations prior to spring wheat, oats or barley being sown. The robust cereal crop supported the more delicate wildflower plants which bloomed during the summer and set seed before the crop was harvested.

During harvest the wildflower seeds would drop to the ground which was then cultivated incorporating the next generation of seeds back into the topsoil where they remained dormant until once again disturbed by further cultivations.

This native annual wildflower seeds mixture should ideally be early – late spring sown on to a sunny, well prepared and weed free seedbed to emulate the aforementioned conditions. A mid autumn sowing can also produce effective results

PLEASE NOTE:This product falls outside of the industry Purity and Germination Certification Standards, therefore no green mixture label with a mixture breakdown will be attached to the product’.

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9.4% English Bluebell (endymion non scriptus)
6.6% Red Campion (silena dioica)
6.9% Garlic Mustard (allaria petiolata)
3.9% Hedge Woundwort (stachys sylvatica)
4.6% Betony (betonica officinalis)
6.2% Wood Avens (geum urbanum)
4.6% Meadowsweet (filipendula ulmaria)
4.6% Wild Foxglove (digitalis pururea)
4.6% Hedge Bedstraw (galium mollugo)
6.9% Self Heal (prunella vulgaris)
2.9% Hairy St Johns Wort (hypericum hirsutum)
2.7% Wood Sage (teucrium scorodonia)
2.9% Wild Garlic (allium ursinum)
3.9% Upright Hedge Parsley (torilis japonica)
2.9% Nettle Leaved Bellflower (companula trachelium)
8.0% Corn Cockle (grostemma githago)
4.0% Cornflower (centaurea cyanus)
3.0% Corn Marigold (chrysanthemum segetum)
3.0% Field Poppy (papaver rhoeas)
6.4% White Campion (silene alba)
2.0% Corn Chamomile (anthemis arvensis)

Wildflower Seeds for Woodland Glade are suitable species for open grassland within, or the semi shaded grassland adjacent to a sparsely populated orchard, young wood or sparce coppice. Tree management may be required as the area matures to prevent the leaf canopy from closing over the established glade.

Whilst these wildflowers are shade tolerant they do benefit greatly from opening up very shaded areas and will flourish with less competition for sunlight.
Clear and control nettles, brambles and ground ivy before sowing this mixture. Top in late October and remove all autumn leaf litter during dry winter weather.
Never apply fertiliser or weed control to areas sown with Wildflower Seed for Woodland Glade.

PLEASE NOTE:This product falls outside of the industry Purity and Germination Certification Standards, therefore no green mixture label with a mixture breakdown will be attached to the product’.

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3.4% Musk Mallow (malva moschata)
4.8% Bulbous Buttercup (ranuncaulus bulbosus)
3.4% Ribwort Plantain (plantago lanceolata)
8.0% Corn Cockle (agrostemma githago)
3.7% Hoary Plantain (plantago media)
4.2% Kidney Vetch (anthyllis vulneraria)
3.6% Greater Knapweed (centaurea scabiosa)
3.0% Corn Marigold (chrysanthemum segetum)
4.2% Field Scabious (knautia arvensis)
3.4% Agrimony (agrimonia eupatoria)
5.8% Ladies Bedstraw (galium verum)
4.5% Common St Johns Wort (hypericum perforatum)
6.2% Wild Carrot (daucus carota)
4.8% Self Heal (prunella vugaris)
5.2% Common Knapweed (centaurea nigra)
4.2% Ox-eye Daisy (leucanthemum vulgare)
3.0% Field Poppy (papaver rhoeas)
2.7% Rough Hawkbit (leontodon hispidus)
2.6% Yarrow (achillea millefolium)
2.0% Corn Chamomile (anthemis arvensis)
4.0% Vipers Bugloss (echam vulgare)
2.1% Dark Mullen (verbascum nigrum)
4.8% Birdsfoot Trefoil (lotus corniculatus)
2.4% Cowslip (primula veris)
4.0% Cornflower (entaurea cyanus)

Considerations when constructing our Wildflower Seed for Dry Soil mixture. All plants require water from soil. Dry soils can be a problem to most fauna as at times there may simply not be enough moisture present to sustain plant growth particularly during the summer months. The wild flower species in this mixture are known to inhabit these soil types and are very suited to drier or free draining ground. Desiccation of these plants may still take place on occasion, but they are all well adapted to producing new growth once suitable levels of moisture become available once again.

Most wild flower seedlings take 6-12 months to establish before flowering so we have included native cornfield annuals for a good display of first year colour.
Never apply fertiliser or weed control to a wildflower area sown with Wildflower Seed for Dry Soil

PLEASE NOTE:This product falls outside of the industry Purity and Germination Certification Standards, therefore no green mixture label with a mixture breakdown will be attached to the product’.

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7.4% Field Scabious (knautia arvensis)
5.2% Meadow Buttercup (ranunculus acris)
4.3% Kidney Vetch (anthyllis vulneraria)
8.0% Corn Cockle (agrostemma githago)
6.2% Greater Knapweed (centaurea scabiosa)
4.5% Birdsfoot Trefoil (lotus corniculatus)
3.0% Corn Marigold (chrysanthemum segetum)
6.4% Salad Burnet (poterium sanguisorba)
6.8% Tufted Vetch (vicia cracca)
3.0% Field Poppy (papaver rhoeas)
3.2% Hoary Plantain (plantago media)
5.9% Ladies Bedstraw (galium verum)
3.2% Dropwort (filipendula vulgaris)
5.0% Common Knapweed (centaurea nigra)
2.0% Corn Chamomile (anthemis arvensis)
5.6% Wild Carrot (daucus carota)
1.8% Yarrow (achillea millefolium)
4.5% Ox-eye Daisy (leucanthemum vulgare)
3.4% Self Heal (prunella vugaris)
3.4% Wild Margoram (origanum vulgare)
3.2% Greater Hawkbit (leontodon hispidus)
4.0% Cornflower (centaurea cyanus)

Wildflower Seed for Chalk Soil, neutral and lower ph (alkaline) sites (such as Limestone) 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.
Never apply fertiliser or weed control to an area sown with Wildflower Seed for Chalk Soil.

PLEASE NOTE:This product falls outside of the industry Purity and Germination Certification Standards, therefore no green mixture label with a mixture breakdown will be attached to the product’.

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7.2% Common Knapweed (centaurea nigra)
6.4% Musk Mallow (malva moschata)
8.0% Corn Cockle (agrostemma githago)
6.4% Ladies Bedstraw (galium verum)
6.4% Meadow Buttercup (ranunculus acris)
3.2% Ribwort Plantain (plantago lanceolata)
5.6% Betony (betonica officialis)
4.8% Oxeye Daisy (leucanthemum vulgare)
3.2% Tufted Vetch (vicia cracca)
4.8% Wild Foxglove (digitalis purpurea)
7.2% Yellow Rattle (rhinanthus minor)
3.0% Corn Marigold (chrysanthemum segetum)
1.6% Yarrow (achillea millefolium)
5.2% Common Sorrel (rumex acetosa)
3.0% Field Poppy (papaver rhoeas)
4.0% Woodsage (teucrium scorodonia)
5.2% Sheeps Sorrel (rumex acetosella)
2.0% Corn Chamomile (anthemis arvensis)
3.2% Ragged Robin (lychnis flos cuculi)
4.0% Birdsfoot Tefoil (lotus corniculatus)
4.0% Cornflower (centaurea cyanus)
1.6% Common Catsear (hypochoeris redicata)

Sow Wildflower Seed for Sandy Soil for any real chance of successful establishment on acidic soils as only the most suitable species must be sown. Unlike other soil types where species may survive outside of their normal habitat, sandy soils are often acidic and therefore far less forgiving. This is by no means the most flamboyant wildflower mixture but it will display reasonable colour and persist for many years.

Add this UK native seeds mixture (We recommend 5 to 20% total) to any quantity of Basic or Diverse Meadow Seeds

Over seeding into existing grassland or meadows can be successful providing the sward is sparce, slow growing or non competitive. Any aggresive or fast growing grass species will simply smother new seedlings before they have a chance to become established, particularly in the spring when grassland and meadows are heading (flowering and producing seeds).

Most native Wildflower Seed for Sandy Soil species take 6-12 months to fully establish before flowering so we have included native cornfield annuals for a little first year colour. Never apply fertiliser to your wildflower meadow.
Never apply fertiliser to a wildflower area.

PLEASE NOTE:This product falls outside of the industry Purity and Germination Certification Standards, therefore no green mixture label with a mixture breakdown will be attached to the product’.

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7.2% Meadow Buttercup (ranunculus acris)
7.2% Common Knapweed (centaurea nigra)
8.0% Corn Cockle (agrostemma githago)
6.4% Self Heal (prunella vugaris)
3.2% Ribwort Plantain (plantago lanceolata)
2.4% Meadow Vetchling (lathyrus pratensis)
3.2% Birdsfoot Trefoil (lotus corniculatus)
1.6% Ragged Robin (lychnis flos cuculi)
3.0% Corn Marigold (chrysanthemum segetum)
6.4% Ladies Bedstraw (galium verum)
6.4% Common Sorrel (rumex acetosa)
3.2% Meadow Cranesbill (garanium pratense)
2.6% Greater Hawkbit (leontodon hispidus)
4.0% Field Poppy (papaver rhoeas)
8.0% Yellow Rattle (rhinanthus minor)
2.4% Field Scabious (knautia arvensis)
2.8% Devilsbit Scabious (succisa pratensis)
5.2% Ox-eye Daisy (leucanthemum vulgare)
2.0% Corn Chamomile (anthemis arvensis)
2.0% Yarrow (achillea millefolium)
1.6% Great Burnet (sanguisorba officinalis)
2.4% Red Clover (trifolium pratense)
4.0% Cornflower (centaurea cyanus)
2.4% Cowslip (primula veris)
2.4% Tufted Vetch (vicia cracca)

Clay soils can be a problem to some native fauna as excessive moisture can be detrimental to healthy and sustained root growth in the winter and the same soil may dry like concrete in the summer. The wildflowers in this mixture are known to freely inhabit these conditions and are very suited to damp or clay soil types. This mixture of native wildflower seed for clay also does extremely well around ponds, aside water courses or on any slow draining soil.

Add native wildflower seed for clay (We recommend 5 to 20% total) to any quantity of Basic or Diverse Meadow Seeds

Over seeding into existing grassland or meadows can be successful providing the sward is sparce, slow growing or non competitive. Any aggresive or fast growing grass species will simply smother new seedlings before they have a chance to become established, particularly in the spring when grassland and meadows are heading (flowering and producing seeds).

Most wildflower species take 6-12 months to establish before flowering so we have included native cornfield annuals to ensure good first year colour.
Never apply fertiliser to a wildflower area.

PLEASE NOTE:This product falls outside of the industry Purity and Germination Certification Standards, therefore no green mixture label with a mixture breakdown will be attached to the product’..

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4.0% Common Knapweed (centaurea nigra)
2.8% Field Scabious (knautia arvensis)
8.0% Corn Cockle (agrostemma githago)
4.8% Ladies Bedstraw (galium verum)
5.6% Self Heal (prunella vugaris)
4.0% Ox-eye Daisy (leucanthemum vulgare)
4.0% Bulbous Buttercup (ranuncaulus bulbosus)
3.0% Corn Marigold (chrysanthemum segetum)
4.0% Meadow Buttercup (ranunculus acris)
2.4% Common Sorrel (rumex acetosa)
2.4% Greater Knapweed (centaurea scabiosa)
3.0% Field Poppy (papaver rhoeas)
4.8% Yellow Rattle (rhinanthus minor)
3.2% Birdsfoot Trefoil (lotus corniculatus)
4.0% Wild Carrot (daucus carota)
5.2% Ribwort Plantain (plantago lanceolata)
2.4% Yarrow (achillea millefolium)
5.2% Agrimony (agrimonia eupatoria)
2.0% Corn Chamomile (anthemis arvensis)
2.4% Musk Mallow (malva moschata)
2.4% Cowslip (primula veris)
2.0% Hoary Plantain (plantago media)
1.6% Rough Hawkbit (leontodon hispidus)
1.6% Meadow Cranesbill (garanium pratense)
1.6% Cats Ear (hydrochoeris radicate)
4.6% Autumn Hawkbit (leontodon autumnalis)
4.6% Cornflower (centaurea cyanus)
1.2% Dark Mullein (verbascum nigrum)
3.2% White Campion (silene alba)

This diverse, native wildflower seeds mixture really excels with nearly 30 carefully chosen species of the very best native wildflowers, offering a rich, sustainable habitat and a balanced display of natural colour. Wildflowers are the very life blood of the countryside with many of our most endangered butterflies and insects relying on this type of habitat as a natural food source for survival. Not only do colourful wildflowers play a vital role within our countries delicate ecosystem, the natural attraction to native and migrating butterflies can be very rewarding and also very pleasing to the eye.

Add Native Wildflower Seeds (We recommend 5 to 20% total) to any quantity of Basic or Diverse Meadow Seeds

Over seeding into existing grassland or meadows can be successful providing the sward is sparce, slow growing or non competitive. Any aggresive or fast growing grass species will simply smother new seedlings before they have a chance to become established, particularly in the spring when grassland and meadows are heading (flowering and producing seeds).

For the best results, broadcast these seeds on to a fine and clean seedbed. Weeds should be controlled with a herbicide before sowing takes place and soil fertility should be reasonably low. Most wildflower species take 6-12 months to establish before flowering so we have included native cornfield annuals for a little first year colour.
Never apply fertiliser to a wildflower area.

PLEASE NOTE:This product falls outside of the industry Purity and Germination Certification Standards, therefore no green mixture label with a mixture breakdown will be attached to the product’.

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6.4% Meadow Buttercup (ranunculus acris)
5.6% Yellow Rattle (rhinanthus minor)
6.4% Common Sorrel (rumex acetosa)
6.4% Salad Burnet (sanuisorba minor)
6.4% White Campion (silene alba)
6.4% Red Campion (silene dioica)
8.0% Corn Cockle (agrostemma githago)
3.0% Corn Marigold (chrysanthemum segetum)
3.0% Field Poppy (papaver rhoeas)
4.0% Yarrow (achillea millefolium)
7.2% Common Knapweed (centaurea nigra)
6.4% Wild Carrot (daucus carota)
6.4% Ladies Bedstraw (galium verum)
7.2% Ox-eye Daisy (leucanthemum vulgare)
4.0% Ribwort Plantain (plantago lanceolata)
7.2% Self Heal (prunella vugaris)
2.0% Corn Chamomile (anthemis arvensis)
4.0% Cornflower (centaurea cyanus)

A simple yet visually pleasing Economy Wildflower Seeds mixture of the more common UK native species for overseeding into meadows, large gardens and environmentally sensitive landscapes.
For the best results, broadcast these seeds over harrowed (or raked) thin or sparcely populated grassland before rolling (or treading) the surface firm again.
Contains Annual Wildflower Seed and Perennial Wildflower Seed

Add native ‘Economy Wildflower Seeds’ (We recommend 5 to 20% total) to any quantity of Basic or Diverse Meadow

Over seeding into existing grassland or meadows can be successful providing the sward is sparce, slow growing or non competitive. Any aggresive or fast growing grass species will simply smother new seedlings before they have a chance to become established, particularly in the spring when grassland and meadows are heading (flowering and producing seeds).

Broadleaf and grass weeds should be controlled before sowing takes place and soil fertility should be reasonably low.
Most wildflower species take 6-12 months to fully establish before flowering so we have included some native annual wildflowers for a little first year colour.

PLEASE NOTE:This product falls outside of the industry Purity and Germination Certification Standards, therefore no green mixture label with a mixture breakdown will be attached to the product’.

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