Yes, our SFI wildflower mixes are created to meet current DEFRA and stewardship scheme specifications – ideal for use in SFI and other agri-environmental programmes.
Common areas include buffer strips, field margins, headlands, pollinator habitats, and low-input grassland.
Mixes include native UK wildflowers such as birdsfoot trefoil, knapweed, yarrow, and clovers – selected for ecological value and scheme compliance.
Sowing rates vary, but typical guidance is 10–15kg/ha for grass and wildflower mixes or 5kg/ha for flower-only blends.
Sow in spring or autumn for best establishment – conditions should be moist, and the ground should be weed-free and well-prepared.
Yes, most SFI mixes benefit from cutting once or twice a year to encourage flowering and reduce grass dominance.