Rhinanthus minor. Plants produce pretty yellow blooms and help to reduce the vigour of grasses by attaching onto their roots and feeding from them. Therefore, enabling other wildflowers to flourish. Approx 150 seeds

This cheery native perennial produces royal blue flowers which are highly attractive to bumblebees and other beneficial insects. Approx 250 seeds.

Bright and beautiful traditional cornfield flowers. Create a wild area to attract butterflies and bees. Approx 1g of seed

Anthemis arvensis. This wildflower is very easy to grow, however rare to find in the wild. It’s ideal for naturalising and great for poor soils. Approx 500 seeds.

Beautiful clear blue, cartwheel flowers, absolutely loved by our butterflies and bees. Use to fill sunny gaps in the garden and pick bunches for the house.

Sow where you want it to flower. Ideal for naturalising and producing your own wildflower area. Excellent for attracting butterflies and bees. Hardy annual. Approx 150 seeds

Rare in the wild, it can be sown where it is to flower. Easy and reliable, abundant in days gone by. Ideal for naturalising and in open spaces. Hardy Annual. Approx 500 seeds

Myosotis arvensis. This delightful plant which is highly celebrated in folklore is easy to grow and produces a carpet of tiny blue flowers. Hardy biennial. Approx 500 seeds

Digitalis purpurea. Rare in the wild, they make majestic garden plants, providing magical early summer colour. Beautifully dappled blooms attract beneficial insects. Approx 2000 seeds

Centaurea scabiosa. A great performer, flowering for months. in borders, wild gardens and for cutting. Approx 100 seeds

One of our native wild flowers which out performs many garden plants. Handsome foliage and flowers for months at a stretch, and jam packed full of nectar all summer long.

Colour for verges and banks. A mix of much loved natives of British Hedgerows and open spaces. Produces flowers year after year and brings verges to life. Approx 1g seed to cover up to 1sqm

Lobularia maritima. These eye-catching large and exotic looking blooms are very reliable for dry soils and wildlife gardens. Hardy perennial. Approx 250 seeds

Geranium pratense. A trouble free, native hardy geranium ideal for cottage gardens and wild areas. A favourite of bumblebees and bullfinches. Approx 20 seeds.

Leucanthemum vulgare. One of the summers real delights. A classic for sunny borders and wild areas. Excellent cut flower, attracts butterflies and bees. Approx 750 seeds.

Papaver Rhoeas. Evocative & popular favourite. It can be sown where it is to flower. Easy to grow, evocative and popular British favourite. Ideal for naturalising, spectacular in drifts. Approx 2000 seeds

No garden is complete without it’s brilliant red poppies. Scatter the seed straight into the garden and they will be quick to flower. If you sear the stem ends in boiling water for 10 seconds, the flowers last a couple of days in a vase.

Lychnis flos-cuculi. Mainly seen growing wild in damp meadows, grassland and on roadsides, making it an ideal addition to the flower border and wildlife areas. Flowers the year after sowing. Approx 500 seeds.

Knautia arvensis. This cottage garden favourite has a long flowering period and is a valuable nectar source for bees and butterflies, and habitat for moth caterpillars. Pin cushion flower. Hardy perennial Approx 50 seeds.

Silene uniflora. An evergreen carpet of pretty white flowers with distinctive swollen sepals behind them. This plant is robust and resilient, as it is mainly found growing wild on coastal gravel beds, rocky outcrops and cliff tops. Approx 250 seeds

Linaria vulgaris. Full of character and adored by bees, ideal for dry, sunny borders and wild areas. Flowers the year after sowing. Approx 1000 seeds.

Origanum vulgare. A magnet for beneficial insects and ideal for trouble free plants that flower over a long season. The aromatic leaves can be used in cooking. Flowers the year after sowing. Approx 1000 seeds.

Sit and watch the plants in your garden, and it will be wild marjoram, above all, teeming with butterflies and bees. it’s purple tinged foliage is topped by fragrant purple flowers right through summer and well into autumn.

A throw in and admire mix of wildflowers including Yarrow, Ragged Robin, Scabious and Mallow to fill a sunny corner of your garden. This includes many of our prettiest native plants.

ttracts wildlife into garden Specially selected mix of attractive and rewarding wildflowers. A great source of food and habitat for wildlife. This seed mix contains 100% native British Produced Wild Flower seeds. Approx 1g seed to cover up to 1sqm

Daucus carota. Ornate and intricate umbrella-like flowers which are excellent for cutting. Heavily attracted to bees and butterflies. Blooms the year after sowing. Approx 500 seeds

Perfect mixture to make the most of awkward shady places. Flowering year after year, helping to attract wildlife. This seed mix contains 100% native British Produced Wild Flower seeds. 1g seed to cover up to 1sqm

Achillea millefolium. A hardy perennial, flowers the same year from an early sowing. A favourite wildflower for many insects including butterflies. Tough plants with aromatic leaves and long lasting blooms. Height: 70cm, 28in. Hardy Perennial. Approx 1000 seeds.

Parasitical on grasses, this is the plant to sow if you want to encourage wild flowers into the lawn or rough grass in your garden.