Wildflower Seeds Wildflower Meadow Seeds Wetland & Pond Edge 80/20 (100 g)

• NATIVE BRITISH SEEDS - 22 British native wildflower seeds including including Water Avens, Yellow-flag Iris, Ragged Robin and Common Sedge
• WILDFLOWER SPECIES - contains wildflowers and grasses frequently found in grassland alongside streams, ponds and rivers and will also thrive in wet low lying land
• RHS PLANTS FOR POLLINATORS LIST – 89% of the wildflower seeds in this mix are from the Royal Horticultural Society "Plants for Pollinators”
• COVERAGE – sow at 5g/sq.m (1kg covers 200sq.m)
• WETLAND & POND EDGE - suitable alongside streams, ponds and rivers and will also thrive in wet low lying land

Wildflower meadow seed mix to create a natural-looking, grass and wildflower area in wetland and on pond edges. 80/20 meadowgrass/wildflower seeds. Contains 22 native British wildflower seeds including Water Avens, Yellow-flag Iris, Ragged Robin and Common Sedge. Independent, family-run seed merchant with over 20 years experience. After 25 years working with leading European seed houses, Boston Seeds was founded as a traditional seed merchant in 2002, and was one of the first to sell grass seed, lawn seed and wildflower seeds online. Today, Boston Seeds is proudly one of the largest online suppliers in the UK, trusted by domestic and business customers alike including the Wildlife Trusts, Natural England, The Woodland Trust, local councils, sports clubs and wildlife charities. The company upholds its original philosophy of ‘Providing quality products, fit for purpose.' Using wildflower seeds to establish a wildflower meadow or garden Start by removing all existing weeds and other material, using an appropriate systemic weed killer where necessary. Prepare soil to a fine tilth ready for sowing your wildflower seeds. Try not to disturb the soil any further as this may bring more weed seeds to the surface. Sowing times can be any time during the period from the end of March to the end of October, but avoid the hot summer months. Sow wildflower seed at 5 gms/m2, mixing the wildflower seed with a carrier such as dry sand. The nurse grasses will appear within 7 - 10 days; the wildflowers may vary depending upon species - some may take only a few weeks, while others can take several months.