Native Wildflower Seeds Grown In Kent
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Wealden Heavy Clay Soils Wildflower Seed Mixture£4.00 – £188.00 -
Low Growing Garden Wildflower Mixture£4.00 – £240.00 -
North Downs Perennial Wildflower Mixture£4.00 – £188.00 -
Pollinator Wildflower Mixture for Bees & Butterflies£4.00 – £184.00
Nectar-Rich Wildflower Species
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Oxeye Daisy Seeds£4.00 – £110.00 -
Centaurea Nigra – Common Knapweed£4.50 – £250.00 -
Native Birdsfoot Trefoil Wildflower Seeds£8.00 – £610.00 -
Native Yellow Rattle Seeds£6.30 – £195.00
WHY CHOOSE KENT WILDFLOWER SEEDS?
Native British wildflower seeds, grown in Kent
Our wildflower seed mixes are designed with nature and the environment in mind.
Family owned and run, we harvest our wildflower seeds from established mixed meadows across the North Downs and Weald of Kent and produce mixtures suited to all soil types, including chalk and clay. Our packaging is compostable, and we use low-impact methods to ensure the sustainability of our crop.
We supply a range of UK native wildflower species and wildflower seed and soil health mixtures for sustainable planting and habitat creation in gardens, conservation projects, landscaping and environmental enhancement, biodiversity net gain, and field margins.
Wildflower Meadow Mixtures
Our wildflower meadow mixtures contain tailored blends of native British-grown wildflowers and meadow grasses that create the ideal environment for pollinators to thrive.
Pollinator Wildflower Mixtures
Support bees and butterflies at their busiest time of year by growing a range of nectar-rich wildflowers that provide food and habitats for over 1500 species of native pollinators.
SUSTAINABLE GARDENING
How to create habitats using native wildflowers
Planting native wildflowers can provide habitats for pollinators such as bees and butterflies, and contribute to soil health and the biodiversity of life in your garden.
You’ll find that native wildflower species thrive best as they are suited to the local environment, and are more likely to attract native wildlife.
Sow annual and perennial wildflower species together to make it easy for pollinators to find and access nectar from different flowers throughout the summer. This can also help to create a more natural-looking meadowscape.