Wild Flower Economy Meadow Mixture Bees and Butterflies Seeds

Economy Meadow Mixture – Bees and Butterflies

This is an economy mix of 17 native wild flower species and 6 species of grass. The wildflower species in this mix grow on a wide range of soils and flower between mid-June and mid-September, making sure as many flowers as possible are available to the bees and butterflies at their most active time of the year.

This mix contains 20% wild flowers and 80% grass.

The breakdown of wild flowers is as follows:

Achillea Millefolium – Yarrow 4%
Anthyllis Vulneraria – Kidney Vetch 3%
Centaurea Nigra – Common Knapweed 13%
Centaurea Scabiosa – Greater Knapweed 4%
Daucus Carota – Wild Carrot 11%
Galium Verum – Lady’s Bedstraw 13%
Knautia Arvensis – Field Scabious 4%
Lathyrus Pratensis – Meadow Vetchling 2%
Lotus Corniculatus – Birdsfoot Trefoil 10%
Prunella Vulgaris – Self Heal 13%
Rhinanthus Minor – Yellow Rattle 10%
Scabiosa Columbaria – Small Scabious 2%
Stachys Officinalis – Betony 3%
Succisa Pratensis – Devilsbit Scabious 1%
Trifolium Pratense – Wild Red Clover 3%
Verbascum Nigrum – Dark Mullein 2%
Vicia Cracca – Tufted Vetch 2%

The breakdown of grasses is as follows:

Agrostis Capillaris – Common Bent 5%
Cynosurus Cristatus – Crested Dogstail 15%
Festuca Ovina – Sheep’s Fescue 20%
Festuca Rubra ssp. Litoralis – Slender Creeping Red Fescue 20%
Festuca Rubra ssp. Rubra – Strong Creeping Red Fescue 20%
Poa Pratensis – Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass 20%