GroundMaster Wildflower Seeds, Meadow Seed Mix, No Grass, 100g, 15+ Species | Easy to Grow Colourful Wildflower Meadow Seeds for Gardens, Borders, Flower Beds, Outdoor Spaces & Landscaping

Thanks it looks good but not sewn yet

These flowers are beautiful and have blossomed so well. I found afterwards that the same flowers were being sold cheaper at the local garden centre which was annoying. But I cant fault these seeds at all. I planted some in pots and some in my front garden. The ones in pots havent flowered quite as well but still have some beautiful flowers. The ones in the front garden are amazing. So many different varieties and colours. Makes me smile every time I look out the window or walk past them.

a good bag of seeds, just seeds, no filler like some, hope they come up now!

I lightly raked the soil, chucked the seeds on and then covered with a very light smattering of soil. Watered and hey presto! They have taken much better than I expected. I sowed quite a lot of seeds, probably a bit too densely, as I assumed some of them wouldn't take. I would definitely recommend these and will be purchasing them again next year.

I'm not a good garden but I love flowers. I saw these and thought I'll give them a go. I sowed straight into the ground, after a few weeks I started seeing some leaves and now they have grown full size and look beautiful. Believe me I didn't do much at all, I just let nature take its course. I did keep the soil watered but am very happy and would definitely recommend.

set some seeds last year had a lovely show of flowers plenty of bees for my runner beans and the birds loved the seeds so i have made my wild flower plot much larger this year well pleased M Mayes

Planted hopefully will grow. Let you know

Update 2022 - we bought these seeds for the third time this year and they are NOTHING like the mixed flowers we've had previously. These are all weeds, [including chickweed & ragwort], so we are in the process of pulling all the plants up in the desperate hope we haven't contaminated our garden Having had a tree and a hedge of ivy removed we needed something quick to add into our boarder to add some colour and coverage and to prevent weeds. We took a punt on these wild flower seeds and are so glad we did. We scattered them in March and by early June we had hip high plants that over the next two weeks started to flower. The mix of flowers and colours is brilliant, so much better than I’d anticipated, especially as I was concerned that I hadn't really scattered the seeds as I should, and the coverage was very thick. The flowers are attracting lots of bees and other pollinators