John Chambers Heritage Butterfly Meadow Flower Seed Mix 80/20 100g

John Chambers Heritage Butterfly Meadow Wildflower Mix 80% Grass Seed is a timeless British native blend from the trusted heritage range. Refined and relied on by landscapers, architects, and garden designers for over 35 years, this mix stays true to the original recipes created by founder John Chambers, celebrated for their consistency, beauty and performance. 

Every batch is hand cleaned and supplied at optimum quality for exceptional purity and germination, so you can sow with confidence knowing your meadow will establish strongly and evenly. A certificate of authenticity is available with each mix, detailing the full species list, origin and exact recipe, an important part of John Chambers' quality process and reassurance for specifiers, installers and clients alike. 

Designed to deliver a bright, vibrant display, this meadow mix is especially chosen to attract butterflies, moths and a wide range of native UK pollinators, bringing life and movement to any landscape. 

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 20%:

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

Grass Species 80%:

Low Maintenance Grass Seed

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 5g 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.