The Wildahome – Wildflower Seed Mulch Mat is a biodegradable compartmentalised corrugated card matting.
When laid onto prepared soil and covered with a combination of seed mat disperser and clean soil or compost, the mat will suppress weeds and encourage the germination of flower seeds in the mat.
It provides a cost-effective, quick, and efficient way of spreading seed to create a wildflower lawn or area in a domestic garden, holiday park, or housing development site.
- Cost effective – No wasted seed
- Easy to Lay and Spread – Just roll out, no specialist equipment needed
- Supresses weeds – Acts as a weed suppressor, whilst seeds are germinating
- Not affected by the weather – Can be laid even when windy as seeds don’t blow
- Even distribution – Seeds are evenly distributed over the matting
- Quick delivery – Wildflower seed mats are available within 14 days from order
Supplied in 5m rolls (giving 2.5 sqm coverage)
Choose from either 100% Wildflower seed mix or 80/20 (with grass) mixes
- Traditional Meadow Mix
- Wetland and Pond
- Bee and Butterfly
- Chalk and Limestone
- Heavy Clay
- Hedgerows and Banks
We can also make up bespoke mixes, where species selection is important.
100% Wildflower Seed Mixes
Native wildflowers, no grass seed — for over-sowing existing grass, strips and your own blends
80/20 Wildflower Meadow Mixes
Fine native grasses and wildflowers together — the complete mix for a new meadow on bare ground
Single-Species Wildflower Seed
Yellow Rattle, Betony, Bedstraw, Agrimony and a native grass blend for topping up or your own mix
Autumn-Planted Wildflower Bulbs
Bluebell, Snowdrop, Wild Daffodil, Wild Garlic and more for autumn planting — origin stated on each
About the Author
Paul Stenning, Wildahome
Paul Stenning is the co-founder of Wildahome, a family-run British wildflower seed business growing and supplying native seed from their own meadows in Devon and Powys, Wales. With hands-on experience establishing wildflower habitats across the UK, Paul advises individuals, land managers, ecologists, and developers on species selection, ground preparation, and long-term meadow management. For site-specific advice, call 0333 242 0602 or email paul@wildahome.co.uk.