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Sowing rate: 1-3 gram of seeds per meter square
(Shipped within 1 - 3 days)
Position Full Sun
Attracts Bees, Butterflies, Birds and more
No. Species See list below
Season Long flowering season
Colour Mixed
Sow: March-May or Mid September - November (after danger of frosts)
Annual Wildflowers Included: California Poppy, Cleome Spider Flower, Fairy Toadflax, Golden Tickseed, Larkspur, and Zinnia Elgans
Perennial/Biennial Wildflowers Included: Black Eyed Susan, Blanket Flower, Blue Flax, Dotted Gayfeather, Dwarf Lupin, Michaelmas Daisy, Oxeye Sunflower, Purple Coneflower, Purple Prairie Clover, Rocky Mountain Penstemon, Wild Bergamot, Yarrow, Yarrow Cloth Of Gold, and Yarrow Colorado Blend
A selection of high colour Prairie Wildflowers that are found naturally in the North American Prairies. Including a large amount of Coneflowers and other suitable flowers with long flowering periods.
The American Prairie mix is resilient to drought, flooding, high and low temperatures, grazing, fires and can withstand invasive species taking over.
Flowers included are suitable to UK sowings and will do especially well on normal/dry soils.
Natural Prairies include grasses, to get a true prairies feel you might want to add a few grasses to your mix.
Includes high colour Annuals, Perennials and biennials which gives colour in the first year and beyond. You can let the seeds drop naturally for a year on year display, or collect the seeds when the plant is ready to naturally drop them and sow again for following years display.
Colours include: orange, yellow, purple, pink, purple, blue, white, and red
This mix provides habitats for Bees, Butterflies, Birds and other Insects
This mixtures includes a large amount of species from the RHS Plants For Pollinators wildflower seed list
(Please note that the actual varieties may vary according to availability; any substitutions are made with nearest equivalent appropriate species where available)
Sowing Rate
See individual product page for sowing rate. Increasing this rate may result in some species out competing others and reducing the rate may result in weeds or grasses dominating. *Tip 1 level teaspoon of wildflower seed is about 1.5g
Flowering Period
Annual species sown in Spring will bloom 8-10 weeks after sowing. Annuals sown in Autumn will bloom the following summer. Perennial species begin to flower the second year after sowing. If managed correctly, these flowers will return year after year.
Ground Preparation
Prepare pots or a bare seedbed in advance of sowing, free of weeds, grass, and other plants so that the wildflower seeds don't have to compete with other plants. This step is essential to establish wildflowers successfully.
Sowing
Maintenance
Cut the plants back to 7cm in height after flowering in the autumn. Remove the cuttings to keep soil fertility low and to not smother emerging plants. Do not apply fertiliser or plant food.
This Seed Contains No Filler
Mix with a Carrier such as sand, sterile compost or Ready Brek to bulk the seed for a more even broadcast.
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