Flowering Lawn 100% Wildflower Seed Mix

Flowering Lawn Mix 100% Wildflowers (JC9009) is a low-growing, native wildflower seed mix designed specifically for regularly mown lawns and amenity grass areas. This 100% wildflower mixture allows you to enhance biodiversity and pollinator activity within existing lawns or establish flower-rich lawns that maintain the functionality and aesthetics of traditional turf.

Carefully selected species remain compact and resilient under routine mowing, delivering seasonal flowering, subtle colour, and ecological benefits without converting areas into tall meadows. JC9009 is ideal for parks, housing developments, public open spaces, schools, estates, and private gardens, providing a practical solution for biodiversity enhancement, BNG delivery, and ecological uplift while maintaining low-maintenance, attractive lawns.

This mix supports pollinators and beneficial invertebrates, providing nectar and pollen throughout the season. By integrating seamlessly into urban and rural landscapes, Flowering Lawn 100% Wildflowers allows land managers to meet biodiversity objectives while retaining the usability of amenity grass. The combination of annual, biennial, and perennial species ensures early flowering and long-term habitat creation.

Features & Benefits

100% native wildflower mix suitable for regularly mown lawns

Low-growing, resilient species that tolerate routine cutting

Provides seasonal colour and subtle flowering for visual impact

Supports bees, butterflies, hoverflies, and other pollinators

Enhances biodiversity and contributes to BNG objectives

Ideal for parks, public open spaces, schools, housing developments, estates, and gardens

Low-maintenance and integrates into existing lawn management practices

Applications

Councils & Local Authorities: Parks, amenity grasslands, public open spaces, BNG schemes, and school grounds

Housing Developers & Landscapers: Flower-rich lawns for residential and commercial developments

Schools & Community Projects: Pollinator-friendly school grounds and educational landscapes

Landowners & Estates: Gardens, estates, and low-maintenance lawns with ecological value

How to Sow & Care

Seedbed Preparation:

New lawns: Prepare a fine, firm seedbed free of weeds and debris.

Existing lawns: Scarify or overseed into short turf to expose soil for good seed-to-soil contact.

Sowing: Broadcast evenly at 4–6 g per m² and lightly rake or roll. Avoid burying seed too deeply.

Mowing: Maintain regular mowing throughout the growing season. Avoid cutting too short during establishment to allow wildflowers to establish and flower.

Establishment: Flowering can be expected from the first year, with coverage and diversity increasing as the sward matures.

Long-Term Care: Minimise fertiliser use and avoid excessive weed treatments to preserve wildflower diversity and ecological value.

Growing Conditions

Location: Suitable for urban and rural lawns, parks, housing developments, estates, and public open spaces

Shade Tolerance: Prefers full sun to partial shade; flowering may reduce under dense shade

Soil Type: Adaptable to a wide range of garden and amenity soils with reasonable drainage

Soil Fertility: Low to moderate fertility preferred; high fertility encourages grass dominance and reduces wildflower persistence

Moisture: Tolerates moderate moisture variation; performs best on soils that are neither waterlogged nor excessively dry

Flowering Time | April – September (varies by species)

Flowering Height | 20 – 100 cm depending on species and mowing frequency

Life Cycle | Annual / Biennial / Perennial mix

Sowing Rate | 4–6 g per m² (40–60 kg per hectare)

Sowing Period | Spring (March–May) or Autumn (August–October)

Preferred Conditions | Full sun to partial shade; suitable for lawns, amenity areas, and public open spaces

Pollinator Friendly | Yes, supports bees, butterflies, hoverflies, and other beneficial insects

Minimum Order Quantity | 100g

Ideal For | Flowering lawns, parks, housing developments, school grounds, estates, public open spaces, BNG delivery, biodiversity enhancement