County Guides

Derbyshire is one of the best counties in England for understanding what a wildflower meadow should look like, and it is one of the few counties where enough still survive to prove the point.

If you’ve sown wildflower seeds in Suffolk and been disappointed with the results, the seed itself is often the problem — not your soil

Gloucestershire is a county of rolling hills, ancient grasslands and botanical richness. Yet, like much of the UK, it has seen dramatic declines

Discover the living tapestry of wildflower meadows in Shropshire with hands-on guidance from Wildahome

Discover how locally sourced wildflower seeds and innovative planting strategies are transforming Herefordshire’s landscapes, one meadow at a time.

Have you ever wondered how to get those gorgeous wildflower meadows and gardens bursting with colour that you see all around Norfolk? The secret is starting with locally sourced seeds. As any gardener knows, the key to success is using seeds and plants adapted to the local climate and conditions. Wildflowers native to Norfolk that

The Weald, an enchanting and historically rich region, spans Southeast England, encompassing parts of Kent, Sussex, Surrey, and Hampshire. This area is renowned for its distinctive geology, predominantly featuring heavy clay soils interspersed with regions of loam and sandstone, which have shaped its landscape and agricultural practices over centuries. The Weald’s soil type, particularly its