Native Wildflower Seeds

Wildflower Meadow Mixtures - Versatile, Beautiful, and Environmentally Beneficial

Whatever the location or circumstance, wildflower meadow installations create diverse, wildlife-rich habitats for pollinators offering a versatile and impactful solution for enhancing biodiversity and supporting the environment. By
using native wildflower seeds you help boost biodiversity while enhancing farmland, development site and gardens with long-lasting natural and vibrant colour.

A Low-Maintenance, Sustainable Choice

Wildflower Meadows offer a low maintenance solution with wide ecological benefits, making them favourable for agricultural land, conservation schemes and private gardens/land.

Wildflower Seed Mixes

At Bright Seeds, our carefully developed Native Seeds Mixtures are designed to suit a wide range of settings – from bumblebee-friendly mixes to tailored blends for specific soil types and environments, such as hedgerows, field margins and shaded areas.

Our mixtures typically feature over 20 species, including firm favourites like cornflowers and field poppies – all selected for their performance, ecological value and visual appeal.

Our wildflower seed mixes are available in:

• 80% Grass | 20% Flora mixes for traditional grassland habitats


• 100% Flora mixes for enhanced biodiversity and visual impact of colour

These mixes have been formulated to suit a wide range of soil types and conditions. If you require guidance on you seed choice, please get in contact.

Seed is sourced from our own farm near Salisbury, Wiltshire and from other reputable UK Wildflower Seed Suppliers. We also provide Harvested Meadow Seed mixes harvested from sites across Southern England. For local provenance wildflowers, please contact us to discuss your requirements.

For enquiries, please contact:
Megan Townley – Wildflower Seed Development Manager
megan@brightseeds.co.uk

Please note: 100% flora mixes may contain small quantities of grass or plant material, as seed cleaning processes cannot always be completely precise.

Download our latest Wildflower Brochure for full product details and guidance.

Wildflowers

Biodiversity Net Gain

Biodiversity creation and enhancement is increasing in priority for England and Wales. Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is the legislated initiative, launching in January 2024, requiring developers to demonstrate an active minimum 10% biodiversity gain to be maintained over a 30-year period to gain approval for planning permission for development sites.

The aim is to ensure focus on nature recovery is not lost within development projects and leave a project in better condition post-development.

Wildflowers can be utilised to create a variety of different grassland habitats as identified by the National Vegetation Classification within creation or enhancement of biodiversity units.

Contact us today to discuss how wildflower can benefit your project.