John Chambers Heritage Butterfly Meadow Flower Seed Mix 100% 10g

John Chambers Heritage Butterfly Meadow 100% Wildflower Seed Mix is part of the John Chambers Heritage Range, a collection of British native wildflower mixes developed and used by landscapers, architects and garden designers over more than 35 years. The Heritage range preserves the original recipes created by founder John Chambers, offering tried-and-tested mixtures with a proven track record in UK projects.

Renowned for seed quality, this mix is supplied at an optimum standard for excellent germination and is hand-cleaned to help ensure only pure, uncontaminated seed arrives on site. For added confidence, each Heritage mix can be supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity, detailing the species list, and recipe supporting quality assurance and providing peace of mind for specifiers, installers and clients. 

A bright, vibrant meadow mixture designed to attract butterflies, moths and other native pollinators in the UK.

For best results, sow onto a clean weed-free site and remove or control annual weeds using mechanical cultivation or a suitable contact herbicide. Persistent perennial weeds such as docks, thistles, nettles and couch grass should be treated in advance with an appropriate total weed killer such as Roundup Pro Active. Once clear, cultivate the ground to create a fine, level seedbed. Broadcast the seed mix evenly, then roll to firm the surface. Strong soil to seed contact is essential for reliable germination.

Wildflower Species 100%:

Common Bird’s-foot-trefoil, Red Clover, Greater Knapweed, Field Scabious, Teasel, Viper’s Bugloss.

Please note the varieties listed may vary according to availability. Any substitutions made, will be of the nearest variety that is equivalent in quality and quantity where available.

• Sow at 1-2g per m².
• Shake the bag well before use. 
• For the best results, mix the seed with dry sand, dry sifted topsoil or sawdust and evenly broadcast.
• Lightly rake and roll to ensure the seed sits in moist soil.