Collection: Wildflower Seed: Meadow Mixes & Others

The Wildflower Seed We Sell

The mixes here are either made up of specified %s of individual species, or freshly and sustainably harvested from existing donor meadow sites around the country. These are "Preservation Mixtures" under the 2011 Seed Marketing Regulations. We have these and other mixes available in small quantities at our sister website, British Wildflower Seeds. 

Most of the seed mixes we sell have at least some grass as well as wildflower seed, as you would expect - they are "meadow mixes". The direct harvest mixes have a higher % of wildflowers to grasses, so arguably offer better value, and the grasses are - by definition - wild. The grasses in the generic mixes, with set %s of species, are certified.

There are wildflower only mixes to choose from too, which are much more expensive but only need sowing at much lower rates.  Our native grasses are an important and attractive habitat too, and food plant for insects like butterflies and moths. 

We're authorised by DEFRA to market seeds. Our licence number is 7615.

You should be able to find an appropriate seed mix for your site, but if you're struggling please drop us a line. Also ask if you're thinking about a Biodiversity Net Gain project - these meadow seed mixes are ideal. 

All of the wildflower seed we sell has guaranteed British provenance and origin unless specified. Our wildflower and grass seeds are also subjected to random germination testing by Seedlab 100. 

Too few of our meadow mixes are harvested from certified organic sites, although the only chemical inputs on some are from grazing livestock. Herbicides are sometimes selectively used in the production of some of the other seed mixes here, however. No insecticides or neonicotinoids are used in any.

We can supply many other individual wildflower species, including Yellow Rattle, or seed mixes made to you instruction. We also offer promotional wildflower seed packets. Ask about low fertility topsoil, which can be a helpful growing medium for a new meadow.