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. The Sefton coast, running roughly twenty kilometres between Liverpool and Southport, holds the largest sand dune system in England — a genuinely internationally important landscape. Inland, the county is largely
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. To the west and south-west, the county sits on what was once one of the largest expanses of lowland raised peat bog in England — the mosslands around Chat Moss,
Wildflower Seeds for the West Midlands: Native Mixes for Heathland, Black Country Brownfield and Urban Parks The West Midlands metropolitan county — Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and the Black Country boroughs of Sandwell, Dudley, Walsall, plus Solihull and Coventry — is one of England’s most heavily built-up areas, but it holds more genuine wildflower potential than its
Wildflower Seeds for Bristol: Native Mixes for Limestone Gorge, Urban Verges and the Avon Fringe Bristol is a compact county with an outsized wildflower story. The Avon Gorge, cutting through the city’s western edge, holds some of the rarest limestone flora in Britain — plants found nowhere else on Earth. Beyond the gorge, the city
