Native British Wildflower Seed Mix For Loam SoilOur Native British Wildflower Seed Mix for Loam Soil is a mix of pollinator friendly wildflowers ideally suited to thrive in loamy soils. The 15 native species include annual species for colour in the first year, and perennial species such as musk mallow and bird's foot trefoil which will flower from year 2 onwards. All the native wildflower seed in our mixtures is sourced from stock grown in the wild in Britain. It is then multiplied up commercially

creating a varied display of colour at different stages throughout the summer

With upright slender leaves and attractive spikes of numerous small red flowers

cowslips have declined in some areas due to habitat loss and changing land management

Sow within a couple of metres of the water's edge

Add native wildflower bulbs such as snowdrops and bluebells for the earliest colour and interest and to provide food for the earliest pollinators

autumn hawkbit is an excellent nectar source for bees and other pollinating insects

The seeds are a good food source for birds such as finches

this upright perennial species is commonly found in damp meadows or alongside streams and rivers

Cowslips grow in full sun or semi-shade on well-drained or heavier soils

once established this native mix will provide an array of fabulous flowers differing in height

Flourishing in damp soils

The cheerful yellow flowers of this small woodland perennial can be seen in woodlands and alongside riverbanks from as early as February