Seed Revolution - Meadowsweet Native Seed (Filipendula ulmaria) - Pack of 5, 20g - Tall White Blooms - Quintessentially British Wildflower, Pollinator Friendly - Flower Seeds, Garden Plants

• THE QUINTESSENTIAL BRITISH WILD FLOWER: Meadowsweet is an absolute classic. Tall, white, complex, and unmistakably British, it’s the wildflower you imagine when you dream of your own little meadow.
• SWEET SCENTS OF SUMMER: Standing tall and resplendent, Meadowsweet offers sweet smells of summer and brings long, warm British days straight into your garden.
• A FLOWER WITH HISTORY: There’s been evidence of Meadowsweet use since the Bronze Age, from flavouring mead and wine to relieving headaches or being used as a perfume. But who cares when it’s this beautiful.
• EASY TO INTRODUCE AND GROW: Scatter these wildflower seeds onto bare soil and lightly rake for good seed-to-soil contact, or use a terram membrane with a soil layer. Plant in autumn (September–November) or early spring (March–May). Keep soil moist during establishment and water occasionally during dry periods once growing.
• JOIN THE REVOLUTION: Seed Revolution began with one simple truth: without wildflowers, there are no bees. Without bees, there’s no food. The solution is easy; and beautiful. Grow wildflowers. Save bees. Rescue Britain’s natural beauty. Welcome to the revolution.

Meadowsweet Native Seed, Filipendula ulmaria, also known as meadow queen or lady of the meadow, is a towering, white-flowered classic of the British countryside. Tall, complex, and quintessentially British, it’s the wildflower you picture when you imagine your own little meadow. Blooming from early summer through late summer, Meadowsweet stands resplendent, filling gardens with sweet smells of summer. This much-loved wildflower has a long and curious history, with evidence of its use stretching back to the Bronze Age, from flavouring mead and wine to relieving headaches or being worn as a perfume. Thriving in moist, well-drained soil and full sunlight to partial shade, Meadowsweet grows 60 cm to 1.5 metres tall. It’s easy to introduce to your garden using simple sowing methods or a terram membrane for weed control. Plant these wild flower seeds in autumn or early spring, keep soil moist during establishment, and enjoy a crowning glory of white blooms all summer long.