Create stunning coastal habitats with the Heritage Coastal Areas 80% Grass Mix Wildflower Seed from John Chambers Wildflower Seed. Specially designed for coastal and salt-tolerant environments, this mix combines 80% low-maintenance grass seed with 20% native wildflowers that thrive in exposed, wind-swept, and sandy soils. This mix is perfect for creating sustainable, biodiverse coastal meadows and helping to stabilize coastal areas with its robust grass varieties and attractive wildflowers.

Comprising species such as Sea Campion, Sea Thrift, Wild Parsnip, Bladder Campion, Ribwort Plantain, and Foxglove, the Heritage Coastal Areas Mix is ideal for planting on coastal dunes, beach embankments, coastal road verges, clifftop meadows, and other challenging coastal conditions. The inclusion of grasses ensures that the mix is low maintenance, while the wildflowers add beautiful, colorful blooms throughout the growing season, attracting pollinators and wildlife.

Whether you’re a landowner, council, gardener, or coastal project manager, this mix is perfect for creating beautiful, hardy coastal meadows that are not only visually stunning but also support local wildlife and help manage erosion.

All wildflower seed mixes are subject to change depending on seasonal harvest and availability. Additional species may be included to enhance the mix for coastal conditions.

Features & Benefits
80% Low-Maintenance Grass Seed – For easy establishment and long-term sustainability
20% Native Wildflowers – Ideal for coastal and salt-tolerant environments
Supports Biodiversity – Attracts pollinators, bees, and other wildlife
Heritage Range Quality – Carefully selected species for coastal conditions
Erosion Control – Grasses help stabilize coastal areas and prevent soil erosion

Applications
Coastal dunes, beach embankments, and clifftop meadows
Coastal road verges and public spaces
Habitat restoration and eco-friendly coastal management
Landscaping for coastal properties and wildlife corridors
Salt-tolerant areas and coastal conservation projects

Main Species in the Mix
Sea Campion (Silene uniflora)
Sea Thrift (Armeria maritima)
Wild Parsnip (Pastinaca sativa)
Bladder Campion (Silene vulgaris)
Ribwort Plantain (Plantago lanceolata)
Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea)
Actual seed species may vary depending on seasonal harvest and availability. Additional species may be included to enhance the mix.

Sowing Information
Sowing Time:
 Spring (March to May)
 Autumn (August to October) – ideal for establishing a coastal meadow in preparation for the next growing season

Sowing Rate:
80% Grass, 20% Wildflower Mix – 2g to 4g per m²
Large Areas: 30–50kg per hectare

How to Sow:
Prepare the Site – Clear the area of existing vegetation, weeds, and debris, ensuring a level seedbed.
Mix with Sand – Mix the seed with sand for even distribution, especially for larger areas.
Broadcast the Seed – Spread the seed evenly across the soil surface.
Press Down – Firm the soil lightly with a roller or board to ensure good seed-to-soil contact.
Water if Necessary – Water lightly if sowing in dry conditions, ensuring that the soil remains moist until the seeds establish.

About John Chambers Wildflower Seed
For over 30 years, John Chambers Wildflower Seed has been at the forefront of providing top-quality, UK-native wildflower mixes. The Heritage Range is crafted with care to cater to different environments, ensuring that each mix supports biodiversity, enhances local ecosystems, and helps landowners and councils achieve their conservation and landscaping goals.

Seed Mix Type | 80% Low-Maintenance Grass Seed, 20% Native Wildflower Seed

Flowering Window | Spring to late summer (species-dependent)

Soil Suitability | Coastal, salt-tolerant, sandy soils

Sowing Times | Spring (Mar–May) or Autumn (Aug–Oct)

Sowing Rate | 3g to 5g per m² (30–50kg per hectare)

Main Species | Sea Campion, Sea Thrift, Wild Parsnip, Bladder Campion, Ribwort Plantain, Foxglove

Minimum Order | 10g

Provenance | UK-native species – subject to seasonal variation

Brand | John Chambers Wildflower Seed – Heritage Range