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Lewis
London
Great
Lewis
London
This grew easily on clay soil with plenty grit/subsoil and sand. It looks just like the picture though less dense. We sewed the seeds in Autumn, enjoying growth then and in the following Spring. Different flowers keep popping up throughout the summer. Lovely.
Rachel Rock
Aberdeenshire
Easy to follow instructions beautifull display of colours grew very quickly and covered an about 2 metres square
Fran
NORTH EAST
100.0
Harley stu
Hello, These need to be sown in a cleared area, so are unlikely to germinate if sprinkled on a lawn.
Helen
Froot
Hello, It is a little late for autumn sowing now, so your best option would be to sow the seed in spring, and as this collection contains a mixture of annuals and perennials, you should get some flowers next year.
Helen
Phill
Hello, These seeds should be sown in autumn or spring, and then they will start to flower the following summer.
Helen
james
Hello there No, this wild flower seed mix needs a sunny site. We do have a 'Wildflowers for a shady meadow' plug plant collection.I have attached the link below. http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/wildflowers-for-a-shady-meadow/classid.2000004161/ Hope this helps.
Looy
Hello, As a general rule, many of the native wildflowers are annual plants, however if the conditions are right, they self-seed so new plants will come back year after year.
helen
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