Wildflower Seeds for Merseyside: Native Mixes for Sand Dunes, the Mersey Fringe and Urban Liverpool Merseyside’s defining habitat sits along its coast rather than inland.
Wildflower Seeds for Rutland: Native Mixes for England’s Smallest County Rutland packs two genuinely different soil stories into just 382 square kilometres. Free-draining Jurassic limestone
Wildflower Seeds for Montgomeryshire: Native Mixes for the Cambrian Uplands and Severn Valley Montgomeryshire runs from the acid, peaty Cambrian uplands in the west —
Wildflower Seeds for Northamptonshire: Native Mixes for Ironstone, Limestone and Clay Vale Northamptonshire sits on Jurassic bedrock that gives the county three genuinely different growing
Wildflower Seeds for Leicestershire: Native Mixes for Charnwood Forest and the Clay Vales Leicestershire’s geology divides sharply between the ancient volcanic rock of Charnwood Forest,
Wildflower Seeds for Greater Manchester: Native Mixes for Mosslands, Pennine Fringe and Urban Green Space Greater Manchester’s landscape is shaped by two very different stories.
Wildflower Seeds for West Sussex: Native Mixes for the South Downs, Weald and Coastal Plain West Sussex runs from chalk in the south to heavy
Wildflower Seeds for the West Midlands: Native Mixes for Heathland, Black Country Brownfield and Urban Parks The West Midlands metropolitan county — Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and
Wildflower Seeds for East Sussex: Native Mixes for the South Downs, High Weald and the Levels East Sussex divides into four genuinely different landscapes. The
Wildflower Seeds for Monmouthshire: Native Mixes for the Wye Valley, Vale of Usk and Gwent Levels Monmouthshire packs an unusual amount of geological variety into
Wildflower Seeds for Cornwall: Native Mixes for Granite, Slate and the Coastal Fringe Cornwall doesn’t have one soil, or one climate. Within thirty miles you
Knowing how to sow yellow rattle properly is the difference between a meadow that opens up within two or three years and a sowing that
