A wide variety of flowers which will not only bring a dash of colour to your garden, it will provide a fantastic space for the wildlife to live and thrive. This box contains a selection of semi-tall plant seeds. As one variety struggles, the others grow more and fill the space; when the conditions change, the other grasses start to perform better.

Discover a harmonious blend of Adonis Pheasant's Eye, Calendula Pot Marigold, Cornflower, Clarkia Godetia, Cosmos, Gypsophila, Iberis Candytuft, Nigella Damascena Love-in-a-Mist, Common Poppy, Ammi Bishops Flower, Convolvulus Dwarf Morning Glory, Saponaria Soapwort, Silene Catchflies, and Bupleurum Shrubby Hare's Ear within our seed shaker box. This can be firmed down by shuffling across the area, this will ensure the seeds are buried in the ground to avoid birds eating the seeds. Before you open the box, it is really important to shake the box for 30 seconds to mix the contents, for a more even spread and better final results.Get a good variety of grasses down, and most domestic lawns will cope with whatever you, your family or the weather throws at it.

These flowers are best sown March to June for flowers in summer, or September to November to flower in the spring. Sow indoors in February and March, covering with just a little fine compost and keep at a temperature of 15-20C for 2 weeks until seedlings emerge. The Wild Flowers seed shaker you can be assured the coordinated selection of seed in this box will provide that splash of colour to your garden that you’ve always dreamed of! Easy to sow from our 100% biodegradable shaker box, it couldn’t be easier to get started. Helichrysum Bracteatum – Strawflowers with everlasting papery blooms, ideal for cut flowers or creating a classic cottage garden display.

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When seedlings are strong enough to handle, thin out and grow on indoors until they are large enough to transplant outdoors. Once the seed bombs are scattered accross the ground, all that is left to is water them well and they will do the rest! Registered as an RHS Plant for pollinators – they are ideal for enticing butterflies and bees into the garden from June to September.