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This selection is specifically for gardeners who wish to consider overseeding into an existing area of lawn without removing the turf. It contains species most likely to survive when planted with grass. Note: the lawn meadow selection selection will be supplied as a MIXTURE of seeds and include 10 of the 12 wildflower species shown. A total of 10grms of seed will be supplied. (1grm of each species)

* Species marked with an asterisk are included on the RHS list of Plants for Pollinators designed to help gardeners and organizations find wildflower seeds and plants to attract pollinating insects such as bees.


Perfect for pollinators


How to sow the Wildflower Lawn Seed selection
The existing grass should first be cut as low as possible, then raked to remove cuttings and surface moss. Sow at a rate of approximately 5 gms per sq. metre, ensuring good soil contact. If necessary create a few bare patches. Rake in well and water with a fine hose. Cut regularly during the first year and remove any unwanted weeds as soon as they appear. DO NOT USE ANY FERTILIZER DURING THIS PROCESS. The success of this technique is limited and depends on the growing conditions and the type of grassland into which the Wild Flowers are introduced.

please click the BUNDLED ITEMS tab above to view photos of some of the individual species contained within this selection, which can also be purchased individually
Note: this selection will include 10 of the 12 wildflower species shown.

*BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL
*BLACK KNAPWEED
COMMON SORREL
*COMMON VETCH
*COWSLIP
*FIELD SCABIOUS
*KIDNEY VETCH
*MEADOW BUTTERCUP
*SELF HEAL
*WHITE CAMPION
*YARROW
*YELLOW RATTLE