Wildflower Pollinators Mix Flower Seeds
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Product Description
An attractive and easy to grow mix which is a must have for growers who want to attract pollinators to their outdoor space. A specially formulated mixture of native British wildflowers all chosen for their appeal to a wide variety of pollinating insects. Why not plant up a few rows or containers near the plot to aid the pollination of your fruiting crops? These seeds are collected from grown stock, not taken from the wild.
Contains a mixture of the following varieties:
Bedstraw; Lady's, Betony, Bird's-foot-trefoil; Common, Burnet; Salad, Buttercup; Meadow, Campion; White, Carrot; Wild, Clover; Red, Cowslip, Crane's-bill; Meadow, Daisy; Oxeye, Dandelion; Common, Foxglove, Knapweed; Common, Knapweed; Greater, Mallow; Musk, Marjoram; Wild, Medick; Black, Mignonette; Wild, Mustard; Garlic, Pansy; Wild, Sage; Wood, Scabious; Devil's-bit, Scabious; Field, Scabious; Small, Selfheal, Teasel, Vetch; Common, Vetch; Kidney, Viper's-bugloss.
10g of seed to cover up to 10sqm.
Please Note: we cannot guarantee that each packet will contain every variety listed above. The product image used is for illustrative purposes.
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Product Details
Grow In
- Allotment / Veg Patch
- Bedding
- Border
- Container
- Patio
- Raised Bed
- container
Planting & Harvesting
- Sow Indoors
- Sow/Plant Outside
- Flowers/Harvest
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