wildflower seeds for poor soil Kent Wildflower Seeds

wildflower seeds for poor soil Kent Wildflower SeedsThe native perennial wildflower species in this mixture put down extensive, fibrous root systems that penetrate heavy clay soil effectively and help plants withstand periods of waterlogging followed by drought. Species include common knapweed, ribwort plantain, meadow buttercup, bird's foot trefoil, cowslip, common sorrel, tufted vetch and yarrow. Best grown in full sun or light shade Mix of biennials and perennials Suitable for heavier soil types Sow

The native perennial wildflower species in this mixture put down extensive, fibrous root systems that penetrate heavy clay soil effectively and help plants withstand periods of waterlogging followed by drought.

Species include common knapweed, ribwort plantain, meadow buttercup, bird's-foot trefoil, cowslip, common sorrel, tufted vetch and yarrow.

• Best grown in full sun or light shade
• Mix of biennials and perennials
• Suitable for heavier soil types
  
• Sow April to September into a prepared seedbed
• Flowers June to September
• Height: up to 1m
• Packet dimensions: 8.5 cm x 14 cm
• Pack contains enough seed to sow a plot measuring 1 square metre
• High pollen and nectar availability to support native insects and other wildlife
• Grown in Kent, England

For a comprehensive guide to growing an abundant flower meadow from seed, read my handy guide.