CAHL1 | AHL1 | AB1 Nectar Flower Mix
Pollen & Nectar Flower Mix
SFI Compliant: CAHL1 | AHL1 | Countryside Stewardship: AB1
The CAHL1 | AHL1 | AB1 Pollen & Nectar Flower Mix is a premium wildflower seed mixture developed to provide a continuous and abundant source of pollen and nectar throughout the growing season. Fully compliant with both the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) and Countryside Stewardship (AB1) schemes, it is an excellent choice for farmers, land managers and conservation projects looking to enhance biodiversity while meeting environmental scheme requirements.
This carefully balanced mixture combines fast-establishing legumes with long-lasting perennial wildflowers to create an attractive display from late spring through to autumn. The result is an extended flowering period that supports a wide range of beneficial insects, including bees, butterflies and hoverflies, while adding vibrant colour to the landscape.
Beyond its value for pollinators, the mix provides wider environmental benefits by supporting farmland birds and mammals, improving soil health, increasing organic matter and helping to suppress weeds within arable rotations. Suitable as either a rotational or permanent habitat, it offers a practical and financially rewarding option for modern farming systems.
Key Benefits
- Fully compliant with SFI (CAHL1 & AHL1) and Countryside Stewardship (AB1) requirements.
- Provides a continuous source of pollen and nectar from late spring to autumn.
- Supports bees, butterflies, hoverflies and other beneficial pollinating insects.
- Enhances biodiversity while creating a colourful, long-lasting floral display.
- Improves soil health and fertility and can be used as a green manure crop.
- Helps reduce weed pressure within arable rotations.
- Suitable for farms, conservation projects, wildlife habitats and pollinator-friendly landscapes.
£115.20
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Vetch
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Sainfoin
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Crimson Clover
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Alsike Clover
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Red Clover
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Lucerne
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Birds-Foot-Trefoil
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Ox-eye Daisy
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Common Knapweed
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Yarrow
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Wild Carrot
- Sowing Rate: 15KG per ha
- Sowing Date: April – June / August – September







