Such fun
Easy to plant if choose a non windy day and then water and wait and you will be rewarded with a lovely little wild flower patch. I'm loving it and plan to add to my wild patch now.
Rob G
South Wales
Easy to plant if choose a non windy day and then water and wait and you will be rewarded with a lovely little wild flower patch. I'm loving it and plan to add to my wild patch now.
Rob G
South Wales
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Darren
Hello, and thank you for your question. You can do either! If you are cutting back, do so after the flowers have set seed (the seedheads will be dry and brittle - approx in Late August). This will enable the seeds to overwinter until next spring for another display. If you leave the flowering stalks on over winter (they can look stunning in the frost), then nature will do the work for you, though you may lose some to the birds which is always a great trade-off. I hope this helps.
Justin
Bonzo
These seed mats are not suitable for use in a lawn - unless you completely remove the lawn and dig the area over. You will then need to make sure that the wildflowers are kept well watered, and the surrounding lawn does not encroach on them, as the lawn (being much more vigorous than the wildflowers) will soon take over again. Finally, these wildflowers are only suitable for a sunny spot.
Helen
Delia
Hi there, yes the seeds are dormant until the product is installed and watered, so will be fine for Christmas gifting.
Kerry
There’s nothing like a lawn to bring the various elements of a garden together as it’s easy on the eye and helps highlight other more ornamental features. Best of all, it adds much needed space to the garden and provides evergreen continuity too. But a la
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