Introduce fragrance and charm to your landscape with the Conservation Scented Flowers 100% Mix Wildflower Seed, a carefully curated blend of UK native wildflowers selected for their delightful aromas and elegant appeal. This 100% wildflower mix is ideal for creating sensory-rich gardens, wildlife corridors, and tranquil spaces in both rural and urban settings. Each species has been chosen for its distinctive scent, aesthetic value, and benefits to biodiversity, making this a popular choice for nature lovers and sustainable landscapers.

The mix includes wonderfully perfumed species such as Cowslip, Meadowsweet, Primrose, Soapwort, Evening Primrose, and the stately Great Mullein. Together, they offer a unique tapestry of scent and colour across spring and summer, supporting a wide range of insects including bees, moths, and butterflies. Many of these species also hold traditional medicinal or heritage value, adding historical interest to modern-day meadows and gardens.

Perfect for parks, naturalistic planting schemes, school sensory gardens, and pollinator habitats, this mix provides year-round interest and environmental impact with minimal maintenance.

Please note: Wildflower seed mixes are subject to seasonal availability and may include additional native species to ensure optimal germination and coverage.

Features & Benefits
100% UK native wildflower seed mix
Specially selected for floral scent and visual appeal
Enhances biodiversity and attracts pollinators
Ideal for sensory gardens and peaceful planting schemes
Supports native bees, moths, butterflies, and other insects

Applications
Sensory and therapeutic gardens
Urban parks and wildflower meadows
School nature areas and educational projects
Rewilding schemes and pollinator-friendly planting
Habitat restoration in low-fertility soils

What’s in the Mix?
Cowslip (Primula veris) – early yellow flowers with a soft fragrance
Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria) – tall with frothy, almond-scented blossoms
Great Mullein (Verbascum thapsus) – majestic, woolly plant with yellow spires
Primrose (Primula vulgaris) – spring-flowering, pale yellow blooms
Soapwort (Saponaria officinalis) – delicate, clove-scented flowers
Evening Primrose (Oenothera biennis) – lemon-scented blooms that open at dusk
Species subject to seasonal variation and may be substituted with other UK native scented wildflowers when necessary.

Sowing Rate
2–3g per m² for 100% wildflower coverage

Sowing Period
Spring (March to May)
Autumn (August to October) – often ideal for species requiring winter cold for germination

How to Sow
Choose a low-fertility, well-drained site in full or partial sun
Remove weeds and create a firm, fine seedbed
Broadcast seed evenly by hand or mechanical spreader
Lightly rake and firm the surface – don’t bury the seed deeply
Avoid using fertilisers; wildflowers flourish in nutrient-poor soils
Water only in dry spells until germination occurs

Technical Advice
Best results achieved on poor soils with minimal grass competition
Some species, such as Cowslip and Primrose, may require overwintering for germination
Regular maintenance includes one annual cut in late summer or early autumn after flowering
Remove cuttings to reduce nutrient build-up and encourage seed dispersal

About John Chambers Wildflower Seed
John Chambers Wildflower Seed is a trusted supplier with over 40 years of expertise in native UK wildflower conservation. Committed to promoting biodiversity and sustainable landscapes, the brand offers fully traceable seed mixes grown and processed in the UK. John Chambers mixes are widely used by landscape professionals, local authorities, and conservation groups, delivering high-quality seed for projects ranging from private gardens to large-scale environmental regeneration. Every mix supports ecological restoration while adding beauty and habitat value to Britain’s natural and built environments.

Seed Mix Type | 100% UK native wildflowers

Key Feature | Specially selected for fragrance and visual charm

Ideal Locations | Sensory gardens, wildflower meadows, school grounds, parks

Flowering Period | Spring through to summer

Sowing Period | Spring (March–May) or Autumn (August–October)

Recommended Sowing Rate | 2–3g per m²

Aspect | Full sun to partial shade

Soil Type | Low fertility, well-drained soils

Wildlife Benefit | Supports bees, butterflies, moths, and other pollinators

Minimum Order | 10g

Seed Origin | Sourced and mixed in the UK

Seasonal Note | Mix contents may vary depending on harvest and availability