Native flower seeds — local wildflowers for local wildlife
Native flowers are the species that naturally belong in our landscape — the ones local bees, butterflies and insects have evolved alongside, and which support wildlife better than almost anything else you can grow. Browse them alongside our wildflowers in the flower seed range. New to flowers? Our flower growing guide covers the basics.
Native flowers are usually sown in autumn or spring — the calendar shows when.
The best flowers for wildlife
Because local insects recognise them, native flowers are some of the most valuable pollinator and bee-friendly plants of all. They're perfect for naturalising in a meadow, hedge bottom or wild corner.
Growing native flowers from seed
Like other wildflowers, natives prefer poorer soil — don't feed the ground. Sow thinly direct, autumn or spring, and rake in. Many are perennials or self-seeding annuals that, once established, return and spread on their own.
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Popular flower categories: Wildflowers · Pollinator Flowers · Bee-Friendly Flowers · Wildflower Mix · All Flower Seeds
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why grow native flowers?
Local insects recognise them, so they support bees, butterflies and wildlife better than almost anything else.
What soil do they need?
Poorer soil is best — don't feed the ground.
When do I sow them?
Autumn or spring, sown thinly direct and raked in.
Do they come back?
Many are perennials or self-seeding annuals that return and spread once established.
Where should I grow them?
Naturalised in a meadow, hedge bottom or wild corner.
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