A reliable and cost-efficient 80/20 grass and wildflower mix for diverse sites. Contains UK native wildflowers like Wild Carrot and Selfheal, ideal for councils, contractors, and rural projects.
Benefits
Low-input, large-scale biodiversity solution
Supports pollinators and wildlife corridors
Includes long-flowering native wildflower species
Grass content helps stabilise soil and suppress weeds
Perfect for parks, roadsides, and countryside projects
| item | sku | 1-999 | 1000+ | qty |
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| John Chambers Pro Basic 12 80/20 (kg) ( Min: 10 ) | 130JC4125 |
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The Pro Basic 12 Wildflower Seed Mix is a robust and economical choice for creating attractive, low-maintenance meadows and grasslands in a variety of open space settings. This professional-grade mix contains 80% low-maintenance grasses and 20% UK native wildflowers, offering great value and reliable performance for large-scale sowing.
Blending grasses that provide soil stability and weed suppression with wildflower species such as Wild Carrot, Selfheal, and White Campion, this mix supports pollinators and seasonal interest. Ideal for contractors, councils, landowners, and landscapers, Pro Basic 12 is particularly suited for road verges, parks, rural boundaries, and public greenspaces.
Features & Benefits
Balanced 80/20 mix for ecological value and low upkeep
Adaptable to a broad range of soil conditions
Wildflowers provide seasonal colour and pollinator benefits
Grass species reduce erosion and lower long-term maintenance
Excellent for budget-conscious biodiversity planting schemes
Example Wildflower Species in the Mix
Wild Carrot (Daucus carota) – airy white umbels attract a wide range of insects
Selfheal (Prunella vulgaris) – hardy and ideal for mown or managed areas
White Clover (Trifolium repens) – improves soil and attracts bees
White Campion (Silene latifolia) – elegant evening bloomer
Meadow Buttercup (Ranunculus acris) – bright yellow flower, great for pollinators
Common Sorrel (Rumex acetosa) – distinctive foliage and early food plant for butterflies
Please note: Wildflower species may vary slightly depending on seasonal availability and harvest conditions. Additional species may be included.
Applications
General amenity and parkland planting
Housing development green spaces
Roadside verges and embankments
Field margins and hedgerow edges
Utility corridors, SUDS areas, and estate grounds
Sowing Rate & Timing
Sowing rate: 5g per m²
Minimum order: 100g
Sowing times:
Spring: March to May
Autumn: August to October
How to Sow Wildflower Seed Mixes
Clear and prepare the ground, removing weeds and creating a fine, firm seedbed.
Mix seed with sand to aid even distribution. Broadcast by hand or with a spreader.
Lightly roll or tread the area to ensure good seed-to-soil contact.
Avoid fertilisers, as wildflowers prefer nutrient-poor soils.
Water lightly in dry conditions during establishment.
About John Chambers Wildflower Seed
Part of the John Chambers Professional Range, this mix is developed with over three decades of wildflower expertise behind it. The brand is a trusted supplier for UK local authorities, landscapers, and environmental contractors looking to establish reliable and ecologically beneficial wildflower habitats. The Pro Basic 12 mix brings heritage knowledge into cost-effective solutions for modern landscaping needs.
Seed type: 80% Low-Maintenance Grass / 20% Wildflowers
Minimum order: 100g
Sowing rate: 5g per m²
Sowing windows: Spring (Mar–May) or Autumn (Aug–Oct)
Soil suitability: Broadly tolerant
Brand: John Chambers Wildflower Seed – Professional Range
