Here's how to plant wildflower seeds to grow your own meadow at home. The first step in planting wildflowers is choosing a wildflower seed mix that will thrive in your region. You can also make ...

This wildflower and meadow seed mix is perfect if you're looking to fill a shady part of the garden with blooms. According to Polhawn Fort’s head gardener, Nicky, spring is the ideal time to sow ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Angela Mason Foster Extension Master GardenerSM Volunteer I was recently ...

Enter chaos gardening. Designed to cater to the lazier green thumbs, the concept is pretty straightforward: Simply grab a handful of mixed wildflower seeds you know will thrive in your area and toss.

Wildflower seed mixes have different proportions and types of flowers and ... that live at field margins rather than in meadows. These will provide a burst of colour in the first year, but will ...

Cut the grass at the end of summer after most of the wildflowers have had a chance to set seed. If you only have a small meadow, use a strimmer (wearing protective clothing, such as goggles ...

The seed mix used has over twice the species diversity of most commercial mixes – which is particularly important to create a thriving and diverse meadow - and contains 3-4 times the proportion of ...

You don't need lots of space - many British wildflower species that benefit native pollinators will grow in a pot. By planting a mini meadow habitat ... You might want to consider adding two mixes to ...

PRIMARY school children are helping to create wildflower meadows in Keighley. Pupils from Holycroft and St Joseph's Catholic schools in the town took part in a seed-sowing session at the Ashbourne ...