The Conservation Countryside Garden 100% Mix Wildflower Seed is a vibrant, pollinator-friendly blend of UK native wildflowers carefully selected to bring colour, wildlife, and biodiversity into rural gardens and naturalistic landscapes. Designed to mimic the look and function of traditional countryside meadows, this 100% wildflower mix is ideal for use in wild gardens, wildlife verges, orchard edges, and rural community green spaces.
With species such as Cat’s-ear, Hemp Agrimony, Wild Marjoram, Ragged Robin, Small Scabious, and Common Sorrel, the mix offers a broad flowering period and supports bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. These perennials and nectar-rich wildflowers encourage greater ecological balance while creating a natural, cottage-garden aesthetic that thrives in low-fertility soils.
This mix is ideal for countryside stewardship projects, pollinator schemes, and public realm landscaping where natural charm and sustainability are priorities. Once established, it offers lasting seasonal displays and contributes to long-term habitat creation and biodiversity enhancement.
Please note: All wildflower seed mixes are subject to seasonal change, depending on the time of year and harvest conditions. Mixes may include additional UK native species not listed below to ensure quality and viability.
Features & Benefits
100% UK native wildflower species for rural garden habitats
Creates a traditional countryside meadow effect
Supports bees, butterflies, and invertebrate life
Long flowering season and low maintenance
Suitable for public landscapes, verges, and natural gardens
Applications
Countryside and cottage-style gardens
Rural community projects and pollinator initiatives
Roadside verges, embankments, and wild garden borders
Wildlife-friendly farm and orchard boundaries
Rewilding zones and low-maintenance public planting
What’s in the Mix?
Cat’s-ear (Hypochaeris radicata) – yellow daisy-like flowers, nectar-rich
Hemp Agrimony (Eupatorium cannabinum) – tall with pink flower heads, pollinator favourite
Wild Marjoram (Origanum vulgare) – aromatic herb with purple blooms
Ragged Robin (Lychnis flos-cuculi) – delicate pink flowers, ideal for damp areas
Small Scabious (Scabiosa columbaria) – long-flowering purple-blue heads
Common Sorrel (Rumex acetosa) – foliage and seed heads provide diversity
Mix composition may vary seasonally and by availability to maintain UK provenance and mix integrity.
Sowing Rate
2–3g per m² for pure 100% wildflower coverage
Sowing Period
Spring (March to May)
Autumn (August to October) – promotes natural stratification for spring germination
How to Sow
Clear the area of weeds and prepare a fine, low-fertility seedbed
Broadcast seed evenly over the surface by hand or using a spreader
Lightly rake and firm the surface to ensure good soil contact
Avoid burying the seed too deeply; surface contact is ideal
Water in dry conditions and avoid use of fertilisers
Technical Advice
Best suited to well-drained, nutrient-poor soils in full sun or partial shade
Maintenance includes one or two cuts per year, ideally after flowering and seed dispersal
Remove clippings to prevent nutrient build-up and encourage reseeding
Suitable for rewilding, public biodiversity initiatives, and low-input planting schemes

Component Details
Species Content 100% UK native wildflowers
Seed Origin Sourced and mixed in the UK
Recommended Sowing Rate 2–3g per m²
Soil Type Low fertility, well-drained soils
Aspect Full sun or light shade
Flowering Period Late spring through to autumn
Sowing Period March–May or August–October
Primary Wildlife Benefit Pollinators, butterflies, insects
Minimum Order 100g
Seasonal Note Mix contents may vary depending on harvest timing