Johnsons Country Meadow Wildflower Seed

A wildflower mixture of native origin as sown by the professionals. For optimum appearance, and a greater ratio of flowers to grass, use sowing rate as directed. Ideal for the gardener who is looking attract animal life.

Wildflower species that are generally included
birdsfoot trefoil, black medick, black knapweed, common vetch, meadow buttercup, oxeye daisy, white clover, self heal, yarrow, musk mallow and red campion.

Grass species that are generally included
browntop bent, crested dogstail, meadow fescue, red fescue, smooth stalked meadow grass and yorkshire fog

Sowing
Sowing can take place throughout most of the year, providing a good months of March/April and August/September are generally the most suitable.

Sowing rate
5g per square metre

Cutting height
For a new meadow when sward reaches 15cm (6in) high, cut for the first time back to 5cm (2in), removing all the cuttings. First year first cut in May and then every 2 months or when the sward reaches 15cm (6in) back to 5cm (2in), removing all the cuttings. Future years First cut in March/April to 7.5cm (3in) with a second cut to 7.5cm (3in) in August/October removing all the cuttings after each cut.