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Frequently Asked Questions
Which species are included?
Mixes include popular pollinator-friendly flowers like cornflower, knapweed, birdsfoot trefoil, yellow rattle, and other RHS-recommended nectar plants.
When should I sow them?
Best sown in autumn (for natural stratification) or early spring when soil is moisture-retentive.
Where can I plant them?
Suitable for sunlit borders, lawn conversion zones, containers, and meadow patches – ideally with at least 6 hours' sunlight.
When do they flower?
Annuals bloom in year one; biennials and perennials provide blooms from year two onward.
Are they wildlife-friendly?
Yes – specifically chosen to attract bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects, and are safe for pets and wildlife once established.
Can I create a mini-meadow?
Absolutely – ideal for small spaces; plant in well-drained soil, water in, and let the mix establish into a vibrant pollinator habitat.
