Create an unforgettable visual impact with the Conservation Show Garden 100% Mix Wildflower Seed, a bold and diverse selection of UK native wildflowers chosen for their vibrant colour, pollinator value, and ability to deliver a striking, curated look. This mix is perfect for anyone wanting to create a high-impact display with ecological integrity — ideal for formal displays, landscape features, visitor attractions, and naturalistic show gardens.
Featuring an eye-catching combination of Oxeye Daisy, Evening Primrose, Hound’s-tongue, Purple Loosestrife, Ragged-Robin, and Viper’s-Bugloss, this mix offers a rich palette of colour across the flowering season. Designed to flourish in a variety of soil conditions, each species has been selected for its aesthetic appeal and benefit to native insects including bees, butterflies, and moths. From elegant pinks and purples to bold yellows and whites, the result is a professional-grade wildflower display with the ecological value of a conservation project.
This 100% UK native wildflower mix contains no grasses and is suitable for use in soil improvement areas, ornamental landscaping, and biodiversity-enhancing green spaces.
Please note: All wildflower seed mixes are subject to change based on seasonal availability and may include additional UK native species as substitutes when required.
Features & Benefits
100% UK native wildflower seed – no grass included
Visually impactful mix ideal for show gardens and public spaces
Attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators
Long flowering period across spring and summer
Suitable for both formal and naturalistic displays
Applications
Landscape architecture and show gardens
Ornamental flower borders and feature beds
Visitor attractions, eco-hotels, and botanical parks
Nature-friendly displays in commercial settings
Pollinator-friendly planting in public or private gardens
What’s in the Mix?
Oxeye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) – tall white daisies, loved by bees
Evening Primrose (Oenothera biennis) – lemon-scented, dusk-blooming yellow flowers
Hound’s-tongue (Cynoglossum officinale) – rare, deep-red flowers with historical use
Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) – vibrant purple spires for wet or damp soil
Ragged-Robin (Lychnis flos-cuculi) – airy, pink, deeply cut petals
Viper’s-Bugloss (Echium vulgare) – blue spires rich in nectar for pollinators
Species may vary slightly depending on the time of year and harvest conditions.
Sowing Rate
2–3g per m² for 100% wildflower mixes
Sowing Period
Spring (March–May)
Autumn (August–October) – ideal for natural overwintering of some species
How to Sow
Prepare a weed-free, firm, and fine tilth seedbed
Broadcast seed evenly by hand or with a spreader
Gently rake and firm the surface – do not bury seed too deep
Water in lightly and avoid overwatering
Maintenance is minimal – just one cut a year in late summer after flowering
Remove cuttings to reduce soil fertility and encourage self-seeding
Technical Advice
Performs best in full sun and low fertility soils
Avoid nutrient-rich soils or applying fertiliser – this can suppress flowering
Some species may flower in the first year; full display expected from year two
Ideal for feature displays, ornamental wildlife corridors, and gardens with purpose
Cut once annually in late summer to encourage reseeding and future growth
About John Chambers Wildflower Seed
With over 40 years of heritage, John Chambers Wildflower Seed is one of the UK’s leading specialists in native wildflower cultivation and seed supply. Known for quality, traceability, and ecological value, John Chambers seeds are widely trusted by landscape contractors, councils, conservation bodies, and gardeners seeking biodiversity-led solutions. All seeds are of UK origin, with mixes developed to support pollinators, native species, and habitat restoration across a range of applications. Choosing John Chambers means choosing sustainability, beauty, and wild British heritage.

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 preferred
Flowering Period Spring to late summer
Sowing Period March–May or August–October
Wildlife Benefit Bees, butterflies, pollinators
Minimum Order 100g
Notes Mix contents may vary with seasonal availability