A1WILD Sandy Soils 80:20 Wildflower and Grass Seed Mix

Wildflower Mix

1. Cornfield Annual
2. Agrimony
3. Autumn Hawkbit
4. Birdsfoot Trefoil
5. Bladder Campion
6. Common Knapweed
7. Common Sainfoin
8. Common Sorrel
9. Common Trefoil
10. Field Scabious
11. Greater Knapweed
12. Lady’s Bedstraw
13. Meadow Buttercup
14. Musk Mallow
15. Oxeye Daisy
16. Red Campion
17. Ribwort Plantain
18. Salad Burnet
19. Selfheal
20. Toadflax (common)
21. Vipers Bugloss
22. White Campion
23. Wild Carrot
24. Yarrow
25. Yellow Rattle

Grass Seed Mix

1. Crested Dogstail
2. Chewings Fescue
3. Slender Creeping Red Fescue
4. Hard Fescue
5. Browntop Bentgrass
6. Yellow Oatgrass
7. Small Leaved Timothy
8. Meadow Foxtail

Sowing Rate: 5g per m²

To achieve well established wildflowers, it is important to follow the guidelines on how to sow your wildflower seeds.

1. Prepare the ground – make sure that the area you are planting is in the best state for wildflower seeds to be planted. The ground should be weed free and the soil should be firmly raked to create a seedbed. (This is a similar process to if you were looking to create a new lawn).
2. Once the ground is prepared you can then sow your wildflowers. Depending on the area you are wanting to cover, this can easily be done by hand.
3. Ensure that you follow the application rates for the wildflower mix (see specification tab).
4. Water the seeded area thoroughly and leave the wildflowers to grow naturally.