Perennial wildflowers

Perennial Wildflower Seed Mat

Pre-seeded, biodegradable wildflower mat configured for a natural meadow outcome with recurring perennial structure and season long biodiversity value. The companion grass species establish first to create a stabilising “nursery” layer, supporting the wildflowers as they root and expand. Optimised for low-maintenance amenity spaces where you want colour, habitat, and a credible native style mix.

Seed Mixture Composition

Perennial Wildflowers combines classic cornfield annuals with longer-lasting perennial wildflowers. The grass species in the mix establish first, acting as a “nursery” to support the pollinator-focused wildflowers as the meadow develops.

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
Corn cockle	Agrostemma githago	2 to 3 weeks	10 and 12 °C	Purple	60 - 120	June to August
Golden charmomile	Anthemis tinctoria	2 to 3 weeks	18 and 20 °C	Yellow	60 - 90	June to September
Herebell	Campanula rotundifolia	2 to 4 weeks	16 and 21 °C	Blue	30 - 45	June to September
Nettle-leaved	Campanula trachelium	2 to 3 weeks	17 and 19 °C	Blue	60 - 90	July to September
Corn flower	Centaurea cyanus	2 to 3 weeks	18 and 21 °C	Blue	30 - 80	June to August
Brown knapweed	Centaurea jacea	2 to 4 weeks	19 and 20 °C	Pink or purple	10 - 80	June to september
Chicory	Cichorium intybus	2 to 4 weeks	5 and 29 °C	White or pink	30 - 100	May to October
Viper´s bugloss	Echium vulgare	2 to 4 weeks	15 and 40 °C	Blue	60 - 80	June to August
Dropwort	Filipendula vulgaris	3 to 5 weeks	10 and 14 °C	White	50 - 80	June to August
Lady´s bedstraw	Galium verum	2 to 4 weeks	20 and 22 °C	Yellow	30 - 90	June to September
Field scabious	Knautia arvensis	2 to 4 weeks	18 and 21 °C	Lilac	30 - 100	July to September
Oxeye daisy	Leucanthemum vulgare	3 to 4 weeks	15 and 20 °C	White, yellow	10 - 40	May to August
Birdsfoot	Lotus corniculatus	2 to 4 weeks	15 and 20 °C	Yellow	30 - 70	June to August
Clammy campion	Lychnis viscaria	3 to 4 weeks	15 and 20 °C	Raddish-purple	15 - 30	May to June
Wood forget-me-not	Myosotis sylvatica	2 to 3 weeks	18 and 22 °C	Blue, yellow, white	30 - 90	April to May
Wild marjoram	Origanum vulgare	2 to 3 weeks	18 and 21 °C	Pink, purple, white	25 - 45	June to September
Corn poppy	Papaver rhoeas	2 to 3 weeks	16 and 24 °C	Red, purple, white	20 - 50	June to August
Hoary plantain	Plantago media	3 to 4 weeks	20 and 25 °C	Lilac	15 - 30	May to August
Cowslip	Primula veris	4 to 6 weeks	16 and 18 °C	Yellow	15 - 25	April to June
Heal all	Prunella vulgaris	2 to 3 weeks	20 and 22 °C	Violet, purple, calyx	15 - 50	June to August
St. John´s wort	Hypericum perforatum	2 to 3 weeks	18 and 25 °C	Yellow	30 - 90	June to August
Red campion	Silene dioica	2 to 3 weeks	20 and 23 °C	Red	30 - 90	May to October
Ragged robin	Silene flos cuculi	3 to 6 weeks	15 and 20 °C	Pink, white	30 - 80	May to July
Musk mallow	Malva moschata	2 to 3 weeks	21 and 23 °C	Pink	60 - 90	July to October
Nottingham catchfly	Silene nutans	2 to 3 weeks	12 and 15 °C	White, cream	25 - 80	June to July
Bladder campion	Silene vulgaris	2 to 3 weeks	18 and 20 °C	White, cream	20 - 60	May to September
Bellflower	Campanula persicifolia	2 to 3 weeks	18 and 21 °C	Lilac, white	30 - 100	June to July

Note: The grass in this mix will grow first after sowing, creating a nursery layer for the RHS Plant for Pollinators wildflowers to thrive in as the meadow develops.

Mix profile

Attribute	Value
Mixture type	Perennial flower mixture
Height range	40–100 cm
Use case	Amenity spaces, pollinator habitat, meadow effect

Low-input positioning

Parameter	Guidance
Irrigation	Low requirement (site-dependent)
Fertiliser	No fertiliser requirement stated
Chemicals	No chemical application requirement stated

Roll Sizes & Packaging

Packaging & sizes are standardised for predictable pallet logistics and streamlined deployment across retail and large-area landscape workflows. Technical spec includes material contents per m² and SKU-level roll formats.

Large-area rollout

Perennial flowers 120 m²

High-throughput roll format optimised for programme execution where fewer roll changes and fast coverage drive delivery efficiency.

Roll Dimensions2.40 m × 50 m

Coverage120 m²

EAN7350003099369

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

Net weight9.6 kg

Material per m²~80 g

Flower seed mixes~5 g/m²

Cellulose fiber~70 g/m²

AttributePerennial Wildflower Mixture

Best-fit for verges/embankments, amenity scale-ups, and multi-zone biodiversity programmes.

Contractor / municipal

Perennial flowers 60 m²

Mid-format roll for repeatable installs—balanced handling and coverage output aligned to municipal and contractor operating models.

Roll Dimensions1.20 m × 50 m

Coverage60 m²

EAN7350003099376

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

Net weight4.8 kg

Material per m²~80 g

Flower seed mixes~5 g/m²

Cellulose fiber~70 g/m²

AttributePerennial Wildflower Mixture

Strong option for parks/estates where install cadence + logistics predictability are key KPIs.

Retail / trial rollout

Perennial flowers 5 m²

Compact consumer format for pilots, small gardens and controlled test areas easy handling and clean shelf logistics.

Roll Dimensions0.40 m × 12.50 m

Coverage5 m²

EAN7350003099482

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

Net weight0.7 kg

Material per m²~80 g

Flower seed mixes~5 g/m²

Cellulose fiber~70 g/m²

AttributePerennial Wildflower Mixture

Ideal for retail programmes, starter kits, and low-friction customer activation.

Activate your Perennial Wildflowers meadow program

Deploy Perennial Wildflowers pre-seeded mats to establish low-maintenance, pollinator-supporting meadow areas with recurring perennial structure and long-term biodiversity value. Designed for amenity landscapes, municipal projects and public-facing sites, the system supports colourful, natural-looking vegetation with reduced ongoing maintenance requirements.

When to plant Perennial Wildflowers seed mats

Perennial Wildflowers is a pre-seeded, biodegradable wildflower mat designed for meadow-style planting with strong pollinator value and a natural height profile (approx. 40–100 cm). Target the recommended sowing windows and focus on moisture consistency during the first weeks to secure establishment and season-long performance.

Optimal planting windows

The mix is rated for both spring sowing and autumn sowing. Choose a window where the site can be kept evenly moist during establishment and where weeds can be managed proactively.

Spring planting: Preferred for most sites. Establish before peak summer drought to build root mass and early coverage.
Autumn planting: Strong option when soil moisture is naturally higher and temperatures are moderating—align with local frost timing.
Site fit: Performs well on sandy soils and also works on clay soils when drainage and seedbed prep are executed properly.

Establishment & first-season management

Seedbed preparation: Clear existing vegetation and create a fine, firm seedbed so the mat has full soil contact.
Install: Roll out, overlap/secure edges where needed, and ensure consistent contact with the soil surface.
Irrigation: Keep the surface consistently moist during establishment—dry-out can delay or stop germination.
Early growth dynamic: The grass element typically establishes first and acts as a nursery layer to support the wildflowers as the meadow develops.
Weed control: Plan active monitoring in the first weeks; early intervention is the primary lever for a clean meadow outcome.
Mowing strategy: Avoid “lawn mowing”. For meadow management, mow only as part of a planned maintenance regime (site dependent), primarily for control and long-term species balance.

Outcomes are execution-dependent. Germination timelines vary with temperature, rainfall/irrigation discipline, soil contact, and weed pressure. Always align with your site’s local climate window and maintenance plan.

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Perennial Wildflower Seed Mat

Ratings

Seed Mixture Composition

Species Breakdown

Roll Sizes & Packaging

Perennial flowers 120 m²

Perennial flowers 60 m²

Perennial flowers 5 m²

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