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There are two main things I want from my wild flower meadow – to look beautiful for months not weeks, with flowers coming out and going over in succession and to grow pollen-rich, insect friendly plants from early in the year to late.

I want my patch to be a regular and reliable food source for the birds and the bees. That's what you'll get with these beautiful selections of my favourite easy and reliable perennial wild flowers.

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  • 1 seed packet contains 4.5g or 10g of Wildflower Mix seed.
  • Our seed tin collection contains 3 packets of our 4.5g Wildflower Mix (each packet to cover an area of 3m x 1m, or equivalent) and comes beautifully boxed in one of our branded seed tins (14cm long x 10cm wide (depth 3cm)) which can be used to collect and store seeds in the future.
  • 100g seed option contains 20% wildflower and 80% grass seed to cover 12.5 x 12.5m or equivalent area.
  • Seed shaker contains 18g of seed mixed with approximately 65g of buckwheat husks to aid even scattering. Covers an area of approximately 18 square metres.

The mix starts to flower in spring with Cowslip, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Lady's Bedstraw, Rough Hawksbit, Red Clover, Oxeye Daisy, Yellow Rattle, Meadow Buttercup. Followed through the summer and into Autumn with Selfheal, Sorrel, Tufted Vetch, Knapweed, Toadflax, Musk Mallow and Ragged Robin.

  • Seed of UK origin

Please note: This is harmful if eaten.

Type Perennial
Border Position Ground Cover
Soil Type Neutral - Alkaline
Scent Unscented
Site Full Sun
Moisture Well-drained
Height 60cm (24in)
Spacing Allow approximately 1g of pure wildflower seed/m²
Sowing, Seeds, Planting Sow direct April-May or September-October. Clear area, dig over if necessary and rake soil to form a fine seed bed into which seeds will readily germinate. Mix the seed with some dry sand to help disperse the seed evenly. Scatter the seeds over the area, rake and water.
Flowering March - October
Harvesting Cut after flowering, late enough for seed to be ripe so they can self sow and gradually establish themselves in your grass. Cut again in November.
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
  • Sow Under Cover/Plant Indoors
  • Direct Sow/Plant Outdoors
  • Flowers/Harvest
Advice & Videos
Creating a wild flower meadow

Sarah talks through how she has begun to establish the wild flower meadow at Perch Hill.

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Sarah Raven Wild Flower Meadow Mix Seeds reviews

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Reviewed 23rd August 2019 by Ursula

hope they appear next year

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Reviewed 11th August 2019 by Sue

It hasn’t arrived yet.....

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Reviewed 8th August 2019 by Elaine

Service was great. I followed the instructions carefully but nothing came up but weeds!!

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Reviewed 3rd August 2019 by Julie

They did not grow at all, very disappointing.
Delivery and service good as always.

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Reviewed 2nd August 2019 by Lois

My previous order of wild flower seeds, purchased earlier in the year, germinated well and have produced a beautiful and colourful display.

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Joan

Arrived quite quickly, prepared ground and followed sewing instructions. At first this spring we weren’t sure the seeds had taken, however, as the summer has progressed we can identify several wild flowers and we are going to try again this autumn.

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Katie

Beautiful mix that just keeps coming

Breathtaking!

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Reviewed 18th July 2016 by Tricia Griffiths

I sowed this mix in March on an area that we had previously had our bonfire on last November. The result is just stunning, the insects adore it and I can't wait to have more bonfires! Planning on having more wildflower beds all over our back garden.

Very happy with this product..

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Reviewed 5th July 2015 by Sonia

This is my fifth year experimenting with growing wildflower meadows - I have tried quite a few varieties now - but THIS mix is pure artistic genius! The palette of colours is just breathtaking.. So delightful the way the blue tufted vetch climbs through the daisies and sorrel, punctuated by the charming purples of knapweed and selfheal, and softened by the pale yellows of lady's bedstraw, birds foot trefoil and toadflax..
I am so pleased with our front garden meadow that I have just bought the exact same mix to sow a meadow in the back garden.
All I would add is to remind other users to be patient - ours took over a year before it really flowered properly. Second time round I will definitely sow in the autumn as opposed to the spring, in order to give new roots longer to establish.
It was worth the wait! All is now out in full colour, wowing passers-by, and I get the sense that next year even more species will be out..
It is buzzing with bees and insects. Superb!
Thank you Sarah for your artistic genius, once again. Please never stop doing this mix.

Tremendous colours

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Reviewed 23rd July 2014 by Keith & Maureen

I just wanted to say a big thank you for the BBC programme you did a couple of years ago about getting wild flower seeds planted in public areas. We have noticed a very large increase in areas covered in wild flowers, from roundabouts to islands between dual carriageways.

Many councils seemed to have taken up your idea, which is great to see. We ourselves we inspired by your programme and have planted 6 sq mtrs in our own small back garden.
Tremendous colours, and doing a great job for the pollinating bees and butterflies.

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