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Annual Wildflower Meadow

Sowing rate: 1.5 g/m²

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Our Annual Wildflower Meadow mixture gives an outstanding display of colour in its first year. In subsequent years, an annual reseeding programme builds a strong seed bank to maintain a colourful display from seed regenerated through soil disturbance.

This mixture of annual wildflower seeds can be sown on its own or with any of the options above to supplement the perennial mixtures and increase colour in the first year.

  • Contains 100% Irish native wildflower seeds
  • Sowing rate: 1.5 g/m²
  • Pack size: 1 kg
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