Wildflower mix seeds — an instant meadow for bees and butterflies
A wildflower mix is the simplest way to create a buzzing, beautiful meadow — a ready-blended scatter of species that brings relaxed, natural colour and a feast for pollinators. Browse the blends alongside single-species wildflowers in our flower seed range. New to flowers? Our flower growing guide covers the basics.
Wildflower mixes are sown in autumn or spring — the calendar shows when.
A blend for wildlife
Mixes combine classic meadow flowers to feed bees, butterflies and other insects over a long season — they overlap closely with our pollinator and bee-friendly flowers. Native-leaning blends best support local wildlife.
Sowing a wildflower meadow
Wildflowers prefer poor soil, so don't feed the ground. Clear it, scatter the seed thinly, and rake or press it in — a light covering of fine soil helps. Keep it moist while it establishes, then cut back once a year after seeding.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a wildflower mix?
A ready-made blend of meadow species that creates natural colour and feeds pollinators.
When do I sow it?
Autumn or spring both work well.
What soil does it need?
Poor soil is best — don't feed it, or grasses will crowd the flowers out.
Should I choose a native blend?
Native-leaning mixes best support your local bees, butterflies and wildlife.
How do I look after a meadow?
Cut it back once a year, after the flowers have set seed.