wild meadow garden seeds Sow Wilde

wild meadow garden seeds Sow WildeSow Wilde Meadow Making with Wildflowers Wilde Flower Mix Annuals, Perennials and Biennials Height 6 in to 6 ft Sow Wilde Meadow Mix by Bumbleseeds Transform any space into a vibrant, pollinator friendly paradise with our Sow Wilde Meadow Mix! This handpicked collection of wildflower seeds brings bold colors, varied textures, and a long blooming season to your garden. Perfect for creating natural looking meadows, supporting pollinators, and filling

Sow Wilde - Meadow Making with Wildflowers Wilde Flower Mix

Annuals, Perennials and Biennials

Height  6 in to 6 ft

Sow Wilde - Meadow Mix by Bumbleseeds 🌼🌿

Transform any space into a vibrant, pollinator-friendly paradise with our Sow Wilde Meadow Mix! This handpicked collection of wildflower seeds brings bold colors, varied textures, and a long blooming season to your garden. Perfect for creating natural-looking meadows, supporting pollinators, and filling your landscape with lush beauty.

Here’s what’s inside:

1. Scarlet Sage

• Color: Bright red

• Bloom Time: Late spring to early fall

• Pollinators: Especially loved by hummingbirds and butterflies!

• Notes: Known for its striking red flowers, scarlet sage thrives in sunny spots and is drought-tolerant once established. It adds fiery color to your garden, perfect for creating a focal point.

2. Calendula (Yellow + Orange)

• Color: Bright yellow and orange

• Bloom Time: Spring to fall

• Pollinators: Bees and butterflies are frequent visitors.

• Notes: Calendula’s cheerful blooms not only attract pollinators but are also edible and often used in herbal remedies. These sun-loving flowers thrive in cooler weather and make excellent additions to borders or containers.

3. Cosmos Early Sensation

• Color: White, pink, and light purple shades

• Bloom Time: Early summer through fall

• Pollinators: A favorite for bees and butterflies.

• Notes: With delicate daisy-like flowers and airy foliage, cosmos adds a soft, whimsical touch to any garden. This low-maintenance flower blooms prolifically, adding height and elegance to meadow-style plantings.

4. Cornflower

• Color: Blue, sometimes with hints of purple

• Bloom Time: Late spring to mid-summer

• Pollinators: Attracts a variety of pollinators, especially bees.

• Notes: Cornflower’s iconic blue blooms are long-lasting and make beautiful cut flowers. This easy-to-grow annual thrives in full sun and is a great choice for naturalizing in meadows.

5. Blue Bachelor Buttons

• Color: Vibrant blue

• Bloom Time: Spring through summer

• Pollinators: Attracts bees and butterflies.

• Notes: Bachelor buttons are beloved for their rich blue color and resilience. These drought-tolerant flowers bloom steadily and add a classic wildflower feel to gardens, attracting beneficial pollinators along the way.

6. Zinnia (White, Cherry Queen, Purple Prince)

• Color: White, deep pink/red, and rich purple

• Bloom Time: Summer to frost

• Pollinators: Butterflies and bees love zinnias.

• Notes: Zinnias are known for their long-lasting, large blooms in vibrant colors. They’re easy to grow and very heat tolerant, perfect for adding bold spots of color that continue through the hottest months.

7. Poppy (Orange California, Pink)

• Color: Bright orange and soft pink

• Bloom Time: Spring and early summer

• Pollinators: Highly attractive to bees.

• Notes: California poppies are low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and bring a cheerful pop of color to any landscape. With delicate, silky petals, they’re as tough as they are beautiful, thriving in poor soils and direct sun.

Order your Sow Wilde Meadow Mix today and watch as your garden transforms into a colourful haven for pollinators and a beautiful retreat for you!

Mix: 15 grams - all flower seeds. zero grass. zero filler.

Most of the seeds from these varieties can be harvested and stored to reseed the following season, or simply let them fall and reseed themselves. 

Seed count: 1 gr