Wildflower seeds — natural beauty that buzzes with life
Wildflowers turn a patch of ground into a living meadow — relaxed, natural colour that's irresistible to bees, butterflies and other wildlife, and needs little once established. Browse single species and meadow blends within our flower seed range. New to flowers? Our flower growing guide covers the basics.
Wildflowers are usually sown in autumn or spring — the calendar shows when.
Flowers for wildlife
Classic meadow flowers like cornflowers and field poppies are the heart of any wildflower patch, and the whole collection overlaps with our pollinator and bee-friendly flowers. Choose native blends to support local wildlife.
Growing wildflowers from seed
Wildflowers do best on poorer soil, so don't add compost or feed. Clear the ground, scatter the seed thinly, and rake or press it in — autumn or spring sowings both work. Cut the meadow back once a year, after it's set seed, to keep it going.
Creating a meadow? Here's where to look next.
Popular flower categories: Cornflower · Poppy · Pollinator Flowers · Bee-Friendly Flowers · All Flower Seeds
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why grow wildflowers?
For relaxed, natural colour and to support bees, butterflies and other wildlife — with very little maintenance.
What soil do they need?
Poorer soil is best — don't add compost or feed, which makes grasses crowd them out.
When do I sow them?
Autumn or spring both work.
Should I choose native blends?
Native wildflowers best support your local insects and wildlife.
How do I maintain a meadow?
Cut it back once a year, after the flowers have set seed.