Wild Flower Seeds

Nature’s Haven Easy Wildflowers helps to attract bees and butterflies as well as other beneficial insects into your garden. A perfect blend of wildflower seeds and granular compost to bring both colour and wildlife to your garden. To use, simply scatter around your garden and achieve a stunning floral display.

Attractive, garden worthy ornamental flowers selected to create a beautiful wildlife attracting habitat, appealing to a wide range of beneficial insects. Prefers a sunny or partially shaded position and well-drained soil.

Architectural and dramatic producing spiky, cone-shaped flower heads loved by butterflies and bees on tall spiny stems in the second year or can be left to feed the birds, especially finches.

Sow indoors, January-April, 0.5cm (¼") deep, in a tray of compost. Water well and place in a cold frame, unheated greenhouse, or on a warm kitchen windowsill. Keep moist. Germination may be erratic, so prick out seedlings individually as they develop. Further germination may be prompted by covering with plastic and leaving outside to chill for 2-3 weeks, after which you should bring into the warmth at approx. 15?C (60?F). Transplant individually, when large enough to handle, to 7.5cm (3") pots. Gradually accustom young plants to outside conditions, before planting out into well-drained soil, August-October, 45cm (18") apart.Once established, they can self-seed. Flowers: July-September, the following year.

Hardy Annual (HA) Partial Shade Suitable for Attracting Bees Suitable for Attracting Butterflies Native British Wildflower Species

Rare in the wild, they make majestic garden plants.

Great performer, flowers for months.
A great performer for borders, wild gardens and cutting. Nectar-rich flowers are a magnet to bees and butterflies.

Much loved natives of British Hedgerows and open spaces. Produces flowers year after year and brings verges to life. This seed mix contains 100% native British Produced Wild Flower seeds, including a selection of the varieties listed below: Avens; Wood or Herb-bennet Bedstraw; Hedge Bellflower; Nettle-leaved Betony Bluebell or Wild Hyacinth Campion; Red Foxglove Columbine Hemp Nettle; Common Mallow; Common Meadowsweet Mustard; Garlic or Jack-by-the-hedge Ramsons or Wood Garlic St John's Wort; Perforate Or Common St John's-Wort; Hairy Sage Wood Selfheal Teasel Vetch Tufted Woundwort Hedge Mullein; Great or Aaron's-rod Hedge Parsley; Upright Mallow; Musk (White) Agrimony Knapweed; Common or Hardheads Yarrow Ragged-Robin *Please note, we cannot guarantee all varieties will be included in each individual packet.

An easy to grow perennial with rich, deep green foliage and masses of crisp white, daisy-like flowers, each with a central yellow eye, produced in abundance in late spring and early summer. We should all be planting more wildflowers - they not only look beautiful, but are invaluable for attracting many beneficial insects to our gardens. Easy to grow and care for, they'll naturally self-seed, providing colour for many years.

Wildflower Poppies are a brilliant addition to your garden. It can be sown where it to flower for your convenience and is easy to grow. Deeply evocative and easy to grow, this charming poppy is a popular British favourite. Spectacular in drifts, this is sure to add colour to your outdoor space.

Specially selected mix of attractive and rewarding wildflowers. A great source of food and habitat for wildlife. This seed mix contains 100% native British Produced Wild Flower seeds, including a selection of the varieties listed below:

Bird’s Foot Trefoil, Common - Lotus corniculatus Buttercup, Meadow -Ranunculus acris Campion, Red - Silene dioica Campion, White - Silene latifolia Clary, Wild - Salvia verbenaca Clover, Red (wild form) - Trifolium pratense Daisy, Oxeye - Leucanthemum vulgare Dandelion - Taraxacum officinale Evening Primrose, Common or Large Flowered - Oenothera biennis/Oenothera erythrosepala Foxglove - Digitalis purpurea Knapweed, Common - Centaurea nigra Mallow, Musk - Malva moschata Marjoram, Wild - Origanum vulgare Medick, Black - Medicago lupulina Melilot, Yellow - Melilotus officinalis Mullein, Great - Verbascum thapsus Mustard, Garlic - Alliaria petiolata Plantain, Ribwort - Plantago lanceolata Ragged Robin - Lychnis flos-cuculi Scabious, Devil’s Bit - Succisa pratensis Scabious, Field - Knautia arvensis Selfheal - Prunella vulgaris Teasel - Dipsacus fullonum ssp. Sylvestris Viper’s Bugloss - Echium vulgare Yarrow - Achillea millefolium

*Please note, we cannot guarantee all varieties will be included in each individual packet.

Perfect mixture to make the most of awkward shady places. Flowering year after year, helping to attract wildlife. This seed mix contains 100% native British Produced Wild Flower seeds, including a selection of the varieties listed below: Avens, Wood (Herb-Bennet) - Geum urbanum Bedstraw, hedge - Galium mollugo Bellflower, nettle-leaved - Campanula trachelium Betony - Stachys officinalis Bluebell - Hyacinthoides non-scripta Campion, red - Silene dioica Foxglove - Digitalis purpurea Gipsywort - Lycopus europaeus Hemp-Nettle, common - Galeopsis tatrehit Mallow, common - Malve sylvestris Meadowsweet - Filipendula ulmaria Mustard, Garlic - Allaria petiolata Ramsons - Allium ursinum Sage, wood - Teucrinum hirsutum Selfheal - Prunella vulgaris St Johns Wort, Common - Hypericum performatum St Johns Wort, hairy - Hypericum hirsutum Teasel - Dipsacum fullonum sssp. Sylvestris Vetch, Tufted - Vicia cracca Woundwort, hedge - Stachys sylvatica *Please note, we cannot guarantee all varieties will be included in each individual packet.

Very fast-flowering mixture of shorter annual varieties.

When to sow
Throw to Grow is usually sown from the end of April to the beginning of June (depending upon the location), when the soil is sufficiently warm and moist for the seeds to germinate.
4g per sqm

4 Gramms per square metre

When to sow
Throw to Grow is usually sown from the end of April to the beginning of June (depending upon the location), when the soil is sufficiently warm and moist for the seeds to germinate.

4g per Sqm

Full of character and adored by bees, ideal for dry, sunny borders and wild areas. Flowers the year after sowing.

Sow indoors for surest results, in trays of compost. Cover very lightly with fine soil. Water well and place on a warm windowsill. A temperature of 15-20?C (60-68?F) is ideal. Seedlings appear in 14-42 days. Transplant seedlings 5cm (2") apart to further trays when large enough to handle. (Always handle by a leaf, never by the stem.) Gradually accustom young plants to outside conditions (avoid frosts) before planting out 25cm (10") apart.
Or sow outdoors in a seed bed, cover very lightly with fine soil. Keep moist and weed free. Thin seedlings to 5cm (2") apart before planting out to flowering positions in spring or autumn, spacing 25cm (10") apart.