Wildflowers for Nocturnal Wildlife

Night-flowering plants play a vital role in supporting nocturnal wildlife, attracting moths and other pollinating insects that form an essential part of the night-time food chain. Our Wildflowers for Nocturnal Wildlife mix is packed full of plants which support the wildlife in this often overlooked world, creating a space that remains active and alive long after dusk. Drawing on species commonly found in traditional meadows and undisturbed grasslands, this blend brings together resilient, nectar-rich wildflowers known for their open or pale blooms and evening fragrance, helping to support night-flying insects while contributing to a richer, more balanced garden ecosystem. Key features: A carefully balanced mix of native wildflowers suited to borders, meadow-style planting, and naturalised garden schemes. Includes species such as white campion, hedge bedstraw, field scabious, wild marjoram, and bird’s-foot trefoil, chosen to support nocturnal pollinators and wildlife. A long flowering season, providing a succession of blooms that offer evening nectar and visual interest throughout the warmer months.