British Native Meadow Wildflower Seeds For Woodland Shade pre-order-gift These species appear on the

These species appear on the RHS Plants for Pollinators list and are a great source of food for butterflies and other pollinators

Hazels’ distinctive yellow male catkins appear in clusters before the leaves from January to March and the nuts ripen in the autumn

or slow-draining areas

alongside a packet of British Wildflower Seeds to help you cultivate your very own wildflower meadow

British Native Meadow Wildflower Seeds For Woodland Shade pre-order-gift These species appear on theIdeal for woodland areas, this British wildflower meadow mixture contains 18 native species which will thrive in heavy shade. When established, this mix is complemented well by native wildflower bulbs such as snowdrops and bluebells to provide the earliest colour and interest and food for the earliest pollinators. All our wildflower meadow mixes comprise 20% wildflowers and 80% grasses. The native wildflower seed in our mixtures is sourced from stock