Wild Bird Wildflower Seed Mix

Create a Thriving Habitat with the Wild Bird Wildflower Mix

Bring your garden to life with this specially designed Wild Bird Wildflower Mix, ideal for supporting both pollinators in the summer months and providing a vital food source for birds throughout the winter. By planting this mix, you’ll attract bees, butterflies, and insects in warmer months, while offering birds a natural source of seed during the colder months. A perfect addition to any eco-friendly garden, this mix is largely perennial, ensuring a long-lasting, sustainable habitat year after year.

A Year-Round Solution for Wildlife

This Wild Bird Wildflower Mix is an excellent choice for those looking to support local wildlife throughout the entire year. In summer, it attracts essential pollinators like bees and butterflies, helping to boost biodiversity. As the seasons shift into winter, the plants in this mix produce seeds that will nourish birds, providing them with a natural food source when other options are scarce. It’s a great way to offer birds a helping hand, especially during the colder months when food can be hard to find.

When to Sow for the Best Results

For the most successful and vibrant display, sow this wildflower mix in early spring, around March or April, once the winter frosts have passed. This timing ensures the seeds have the optimal conditions for growth and will be well-established by summer.

Sowing Instructions:

• Pack Size: 9g
• Recommended Sowing Rate: 3g per square meter
  This sowing rate will ensure that your garden becomes a beautiful, thriving wildflower haven that supports both pollinators and birds.

A Rich Blend of Perennials and Annuals

This Wild Bird Wildflower Mix contains a thoughtful combination of perennials and annuals, ensuring long-lasting blooms and seed production throughout the seasons. Here’s a look at the diverse and beautiful flowers included in this mix:

• Burnet Salad: A hardy perennial with clusters of red flowers, this plant is loved by pollinators and provides seeds for birds later in the year.
• Carrot Wild: With delicate white flowers and feathery foliage, wild carrot attracts bees and provides seeds for birds during the fall and winter.
• Dwarf Sunflower: These smaller sunflowers are great for adding a splash of colour and produce seeds that birds will love to eat.
• Goat’s-beard: A beautiful wildflower with large yellow blooms that attract both pollinators and birds.
• Hawkbit Rough: A low-growing wildflower that provides bright yellow flowers in the summer and seeds for birds in winter.
• Knapweed Common & Knapweed Greater: Both knapweed varieties are excellent sources of nectar for pollinators and offer seeds for birds later in the season.
• Linseed: With its blue flowers, linseed supports bees in summer and offers small seeds for birds in autumn and winter.
• Marigold Corn: A cheerful, bright flower that adds vibrancy to your garden while attracting bees and other pollinators.
• Marjoram Wild: Known for its fragrant flowers, wild marjoram is perfect for attracting bees and butterflies.
• Millet White: A great source of food for birds, this plant also produces beautiful spikes of white flowers.
• Phacelia: Highly attractive to bees, phacelia’s purple flowers bloom throughout summer, providing a steady food source for pollinators.
• Quinoa: A nutritious plant for both wildlife and birds, quinoa produces seeds that are ideal for feeding birds in winter.
• Scabious Field: With its striking blue or purple flowers, scabious attracts butterflies and offers seeds for birds in the colder months.
• Self-heal Prunella: Known for its purple flowers and healing properties, prunella is a great addition to any pollinator-friendly garden.
• Sorrel Common: A green herb that produces small flowers and attracts insects, while offering seeds to feed birds during the winter.
• Teasel: A tall plant with spiky flowers that is beloved by pollinators and provides seeds for birds, especially in the late fall and winter.
• Trefoil Bird’s-foot: A low-growing, nitrogen-fixing plant that provides seeds for birds while attracting bees and butterflies.
• Vetch Tufted: A climbing plant with purple flowers, vetch is perfect for adding vertical interest and providing food for pollinators and birds alike.
• Yarrow: Known for its fern-like leaves and clusters of white or pink flowers, yarrow attracts beneficial insects and produces seeds that birds will enjoy.

Why Choose This Wild Bird Wildflower Mix?

• Supports Pollinators & Birds: The perfect blend of flowers to attract bees, butterflies, and insects while providing birds with nutritious seeds during winter.
• Perennial Plants for Long-Term Benefits: Many of the plants in this mix are perennial, ensuring that your wildlife habitat thrives year after year.
• Easy to Grow: With clear sowing instructions and a manageable 9g pack, this mix is perfect for both experienced and beginner gardeners.
• Diverse & Colourful: A vibrant mixture of flowers that provide both beauty and ecological benefits, attracting a variety of wildlife throughout the year.
• Sustainable & Eco-Friendly: By sowing this mix, you’re helping to create a self-sustaining, natural food source for wildlife while contributing to biodiversity in your local area.

Create a Wildlife-Friendly Garden Today

By choosing the Wild Bird Wildflower Mix, you’re investing in a garden that not only enhances your outdoor space with colour and beauty but also supports local wildlife all year long. With a perfect blend of perennials and annuals, this mix helps to attract pollinators in the warmer months and provide birds with seeds in the colder months. It’s the ideal choice for gardeners looking to make a positive impact on nature!