Wildflower Meadow Mix

Wildflower meadow mix helps you to establish meadows that are attractive to everyone and loved by all kinds of wildlife A flourishing wildflower meadow can be expensive to establish and, if poor wildflower meadow mixes are used, they are soon taken over by grasses and weeds. After one year the ground is almost back to a grassy wilderness. Wildflowers grow best on poor dry soil and should not be mixed with grass because the grass in the soil will come itself anyway. Do not apply fertiliser to any wildflower meadow. The Sunnyside Wildflower Meadow Mix will overcome most of the above problems and is especially attractive to bees. Our present wildflower meadow mix contains: Cornflower, Corn Marigold, Corn Chamomile, Corn Cockle, Field Poppy, Borage, Field Poppy, Yellow Rattle, Linseed, Phacelia, Red Clover, Lucerne, Red Campion, Knapweed, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Selfheal, Meadowsweet, Vetch, Lady’s Bedstraw, Field Scabious and Ragged Robin.