Pollinators 100% Wildflower Seed Mix

Pollinators Mix 100% Wildflowers (JC3228) is a high-diversity wildflower seed mix specifically designed to attract and support pollinators, including bees, butterflies, hoverflies, and other beneficial insects. Comprising robust perennials, alongside selected biennials and annuals, this mix ensures long-lasting floral resources, ecological function, and habitat creation throughout the growing season.

Ideal for parks, field margins, Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) projects, conservation areas, estates, schools, and pollinator-focused landscapes, this mix establishes a visually striking meadow while providing essential nectar and pollen sources for a wide range of pollinating species. The combination of annuals, biennials, and perennials delivers first-year colour and ongoing ecological benefits over multiple seasons, creating resilient, species-rich wildflower habitats that enhance biodiversity, support pollinator populations, and add natural beauty to urban and rural landscapes.

Pollinators Mix 100% Wildflowers is low-maintenance, adaptable, and long-lasting, performing well in low to moderate fertility soils and a wide range of environmental conditions. Its long-term structure and nectar-rich blooms make it ideal for councils, landowners, farmers, schools, landscape contractors, and ecological restoration projects aiming to create sustainable, pollinator-friendly environments.

Features & Benefits

100% wildflower mix with high species diversity

Long-lasting nectar and pollen resources for bees, butterflies, hoverflies, and other pollinators

Annuals provide early-season colour; perennials and biennials establish fully over 2–3 seasons

Ideal for BNG schemes, parks, field margins, schools, estates, and conservation projects

Supports biodiversity and ecological function in urban and rural landscapes

Resilient, low-maintenance, and adaptable to a variety of soil types

Height range 20–200 cm provides structural diversity and visual interest

Applications

Councils & Local Authorities: Public parks, roadside verges, amenity areas, urban greenspaces, and ecological enhancements

Farmers & Landowners: Field margins, hedgerows, pollinator strips, and ecological buffer zones

Schools & Community Projects: Pollinator habitats, outdoor classrooms, and educational gardens

Ecological Contractors & Conservation Projects: BNG delivery, species-rich meadow creation, low-fertility habitat restoration

How to Sow & Care

Seedbed Preparation: Clear the area of competing vegetation and prepare a fine, firm seedbed. Lightly roll or rake to ensure good seed-to-soil contact.

Sowing: Broadcast evenly at 4–6 g per m² and lightly roll to improve soil contact. Avoid deep sowing.

Establishment: Early-flowering annuals provide first-year colour, while biennials and perennials will establish fully over 2–3 seasons to create long-term flowering meadows.

Management: Cut once or twice annually depending on site objectives. Remove arisings to maintain low fertility and promote species diversity.

Long-Term Care: Avoid fertilisers and minimise soil disturbance to maintain wildflower diversity and pollinator habitats.

Growing Conditions

Location: Open, sunny sites; adaptable to urban and rural landscapes

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

Soil Type: Medium-textured soils, including loam and sandy loam; performs well in low to moderately fertile soils

Soil Fertility: Low to moderate fertility preferred; avoid high nutrient inputs to maintain wildflower diversity and nectar availability

Moisture: Tolerates moderate moisture variation; well-drained to moist soils; annuals resilient to temporary dry periods

Flowering Time | April – September (varies by species)

Flowering Height | 20 – 200 cm depending on species

Life Cycle | Annual / Biennial / Perennial mix

Sowing Rate | 4–6 g per m²

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

Preferred Conditions | Open sites in full sun; adaptable to loam and medium-textured soils; low to moderate fertility

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

Minimum Order Quantity | 50g

Ideal For | Pollinator habitats, BNG delivery, conservation meadows, parks, field margins, schools, ecological enhancement