Medium Grow Wildflowers

Medium Grow Wildflower Seed Mat

Pre-seeded, biodegradable wildflower mat positioned to deliver a medium height, high impact flower display with strong pollinator value and a clean “lawn alternative” aesthetic. This is a 100% wildflower mix (no grass varieties) engineered for fast establishment in road verges, derelict sites, beds, and other amenity spaces where you want colour uplift with a straightforward maintenance workflow. The annual component drives first-year summer flowering, while the perennial component supports continuity and repeat bloom potential in subsequent seasons.

Ratings

Performance snapshot for Medium Grow Wildflowers: a mid-profile, lawn-adjacent wildflower mat designed to balance fast seasonal colour with improved structural diversity and extended flowering continuity. Mixed annual/perennial, ~18 flowering species, non-GMO.

Seed Mixture Composition

Medium Grow Wildflowers is engineered for a mid profile display that balances fast seasonal colour with stronger structural diversity and extended flowering continuity. Use the species matrix below for deployment planning, stakeholder alignment, and site specific expectation management.

Species Breakdown

Common name	Scientific name	Germination time	Germination temperature	Flowering colour	Height (cm)	Bloom time
Yarrow	Achillea millefolium	2 to 4 weeks	21 and 22 °C	Yellow	20 - 45	May to August
Chicory	Cichorium intybus	2 to 3 weeks	12 and 29 °C	White, pink	30 - 100	May to October
Oxeye daisy	Leucanthemum vulgare	3 to 4 weeks	15 and 20 °C	White, yellow	10 - 40	May to August
Hedge bedstraw	Galium mollugo	2 to 3 weeks	21 and 22 °C	Yellow	30 - 90	June to September
Birdsfoot trefoil	Lotus corniculatus	2 to 4 weeks	15 and 20 °C	Yellow	30 - 70	June to August
Cowslip	Primula veris	4 to 6 weeks	16 and 18 °C	Yellow	15 - 25	April to June
Red campion	Silene dioica	2 to 3 weeks	20 and 23 °C	Red	30 - 90	May to October
Bladder campion	Silene vulgaris	2 to 3 weeks	18 and 20 °C	White, cream	20 - 60	May to September
Sainfoin	Onobrychis viciifolia	2 to 3 weeks	15 and 25 °C	Pink	20 - 50	May to September
Field scabious	Knautia arvensis	2 to 4 weeks	18 and 21 °C	Lilac	30 - 100	July to September
Corn cockle	Agrostemma githago	2 to 3 weeks	10 and 12 °C	Purple	60 - 120	June to August
Cornflower	Centaurea cyanus	2 to 3 weeks	18 and 21 °C	Blue	30 - 80	June to August
Corn poppy	Papaver rhoeas	3 to 4 weeks	16 and 24 °C	Red, purple, white	20 - 50	June to August
Buckwheat	Fagopyrum esculentum	2 to 3 weeks	10 and 35 °C	White	75 - 125	May to August
Viper's bugloss	Echium vulgare	2 to 4 weeks	15 and 40 °C	Blue	60 - 80	June to August
Wild carrot	Daucus carota	2 to 3 weeks	10 and 35 °C	Dark purple	70 - 130	July to September
Great mullein	Verbascum thapsus	3 to 4 weeks	10 and 40 °C	Yellow	150 - 200	May to August
Houndstongue	Cynoglossum officinale	4 to 6 weeks	10 and 15 °C	Reddish-purple	30 - 120	May to September

Note: Species availability can fluctuate during the season. Equivalent substitutes may be used and will be documented on the label and technical datasheet to maintain performance intent.

Mix profile

Attribute	Value
Mixture type	Medium-grow wildflower mixture
Height range	35–70 cm (with occasional taller accents)
Positioning	Balanced colour + structure, stronger continuity, amenity-ready

Operational guidance

Parameter	Guidance
Seedbed	Fine, firm, weed-free surface for consistent mat-to-soil contact
Moisture	Keep evenly moist during establishment; avoid dry-out events
Maintenance	Early weed control and timely first cut are key levers for clean display outcomes

Roll Sizes & Packaging

Medium Grow Wildflowers is delivered in standardized roll formats to streamline procurement, reduce logistics friction, and accelerate on-site deployment across retail, contractor, and large-area amenity workflows. Material composition is specified per m².

Large-area rollout

Medium Grow Wildflowers 120 m²

High-coverage format designed for efficient roll-out where fewer roll changes support faster delivery and predictable output.

Roll dimensions2.40 m × 50 m

Coverage120 m²

EAN7350 00391 5027

MOQ / pallet4 pcs / EUR (120×80×215 cm)

Net weight9.6 kg

Material per m²~80 g/m²

Flower seed mix~5 g/m²

Cellulose fiber~70 g/m²

AttributeWildflower Mixture

Best-fit for verges, embankments, estates, and amenity programs targeting a medium growing profile.

Contractor / municipal

Medium Grow Wildflowers 60 m²

Mid-format roll optimized for repeat installs: balanced handling with strong coverage throughput for professional delivery.

Roll dimensions1.20 m × 50 m

Coverage60 m²

EAN7350 00391 5027

MOQ / pallet36 pcs / EUR (120×80×215 cm)

Net weight4.8 kg

Material per m²~80 g/m²

Flower seed mix~5 g/m²

Cellulose fiber~70 g/m²

AttributeWildflower Mixture

Strong option for parks, streetscapes, campuses, and seasonal pollinator activations with clean logistics KPIs.

Retail / trial rollout

Medium Grow Wildflowers 5 m²

Compact format for pilots, small beds/borders, and controlled trial zones easy handling, shelf friendly, and low-friction deployment.

Roll dimensions0.40 m × 12.50 m

Coverage5 m²

EAN7350 00391 5027

MOQ / pallet400 pcs / EUR (120×80×215 cm)

Net weight0.7 kg

Material per m²~80 g/m²

Flower seed mix~5 g/m²

Cellulose fiber~70 g/m²

AttributeWildflower Mixture

Ideal for retail programs, starter kits, and quick turn customer activation with minimal operational overhead.

Activate your Medium Grow Wildflowers rollout

Deploy Medium Grow Wildflowers pre-seeded mats to deliver a mid profile wildflower outcome (approx. 35–70 cm) with streamlined install and predictable establishment planning. Built around a balanced annual/perennial mix for extended seasonal continuity and strong pollinator value in amenity beds, borders, verges, and public facing green infrastructure sites.

When to plant Medium Grow Wildflowers seed mats

Medium Grow Wildflowers is a pre-seeded, biodegradable wildflower mat engineered for a mid-profile, high-impact display with stronger structure and extended seasonal continuity. It’s positioned for biodiversity-forward amenity spaces where you want visible habitat uplift without moving into a tall meadow system (approx. 35–70 cm, with occasional taller accents depending on species and site conditions). Target the recommended sowing windows (typically March–April or September), keep the surface evenly moist during establishment, and plan for staged first-season delivery with follow-on continuity where perennials establish (mixed annual/perennial; non-GMO seed). Germination is typically 4–6 weeks (best around 18–25 °C), with flowering commonly ~60–80 days after sowing and a strong display window of roughly ~8 weeks (site dependent).

Optimal planting windows

This mid-profile mix is optimised for spring sowing, with a viable early autumn window where local soil temperatures support reliable emergence and establishment. Align installs to predictable moisture access and proactive weed control to protect delivery KPIs.

Spring planting (March–April): Primary deployment window for fast seasonal activation and high-visibility outcomes.
Autumn planting (September): Secondary window—use when local conditions support steady establishment (avoid late, cold windows).
Site fit: Strong fit on clay soils and sandy soils when a fine, firm seedbed and consistent establishment moisture are delivered.
Best-use footprint: Beds, borders, feature strips, roadside verges, and public-facing sites where a medium profile and biodiversity value need to stay operationally manageable.

Establishment & first-season management

Seedbed preparation: Remove existing vegetation and create a fine, firm, weed-free surface so the mat achieves full, continuous soil contact.
Install: Roll out, overlap/secure edges where needed, and press-in to lock mat-to-soil contact across the entire footprint.
Moisture discipline: Keep the surface evenly moist during establishment— dry-out events are the #1 risk to uniform germination.
Timeline expectations: Plan for staged emergence (typically 4–6 weeks). Flowering commonly follows ~60–80 days after sowing, with a strong seasonal display window (site dependent).
Weed control: Early monitoring and rapid intervention is the primary lever for a clean, dense, high-value display.
Cut-back / presentation: If a tidy finish is required, plan a light cut after peak flowering to reset presentation and support re-flowering where site/species allow (avoid aggressive mowing).
Continuity planning: Position as a first-season colour and pollinator activation with follow-on continuity where perennials establish; re-install/re-sow if uniform multi-year performance is required.

Outcomes are execution-dependent. Germination and flowering timelines vary with temperature, rainfall/irrigation discipline, soil contact, and weed pressure. Align delivery with local climate windows and your site maintenance plan.

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