The John Chambers Pro Hedgerow Wildflower Seed Mix is a professional-grade 80/20 blend of low-maintenance grasses and UK native wildflowers, expertly developed for sowing alongside hedgerows and field boundaries. This mix thrives in partially shaded areas often found at the base of hedges, woodland edges, and countryside margins—creating a diverse, natural habitat that supports pollinators and a wide range of wildlife.

With 80% grass seed for soil structure and weed suppression, and 20% wildflowers for vibrant seasonal interest and biodiversity, this mix is ideal for long-term ecological improvements. Whether you're restoring a countryside hedgerow, greening a rural estate, or enhancing roadside verges, this mix delivers a practical, visually appealing, and sustainable solution. Featuring species such as Red Campion, Hedge Bedstraw, Meadowsweet, Selfheal, and Garlic Mustard, this mix replicates the plant communities naturally found along Britain’s hedgerows.

Features & Benefits
Designed specifically for sowing along hedgerows and field margins
80% low-maintenance grasses, 20% UK native wildflowers
Supports a rich biodiversity of bees, butterflies, and birds
Performs well in semi-shade, including under and alongside hedgerows
Low-maintenance solution for farmers, councils, and land managers

Example Wildflower Species in the Mix
Red Campion (Silene dioica) – striking colour, ideal for partial shade
Hedge Bedstraw (Galium mollugo) – shade-tolerant, white-flowering native species
Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria) – thrives in damp, sheltered margins
Selfheal (Prunella vulgaris) – hardy perennial with violet blooms, attracts pollinators
Garlic Mustard (Alliaria petiolata) – early flowering and excellent for woodland edge settings
Please note: Wildflower species included may vary depending on seasonal availability and harvest conditions. Additional native species may be included beyond those listed above.

Applications
Hedgerow bases and field margins
Roadside verges and bridleways
Woodland edges and tree belts
Rural estates, parks, and countryside sites
Agri-environment schemes and biodiversity corridors

Sowing Rate & Times
Sowing rate: 5g per m² (minimum order: 10g)

Best sowing seasons:
Autumn (August to October) – natural rainfall aids germination
Spring (March to May) – sow once the risk of frost has passed

How to Sow Wildflower Seed Mixes
Clear the area of existing vegetation and lightly cultivate the soil to a fine tilth.
Rake the surface evenly and ensure good soil contact for the seed.
Mix seed with dry sand for even distribution, and sow at 5g per m².
Roll or press lightly – do not cover the seed with soil.
Water if conditions are dry, and allow nature to establish your meadow.

About John Chambers Wildflower Seed
John Chambers Wildflower Seed is a trusted supplier of UK native wildflower mixes for over 35 years. The Pro Hedgerow Mix forms part of the Professional Range, designed for large-scale or targeted biodiversity projects. John Chambers sources high-quality seed suitable for UK climates and habitats, ensuring excellent establishment and long-term ecological value in every application—from conservation projects to agricultural buffer strips.

Mix Type | 80% low-maintenance grasses, 20% UK native wildflowers

Soil & Light Conditions | Partially shaded, hedgerow bases, field margins, woodland edges

Typical Wildflower Species | Red Campion, Hedge Bedstraw, Meadowsweet, Selfheal, Garlic Mustard

Sowing Rate | 5g per m²

Best Sowing Seasons | Spring (Mar–May), Autumn (Aug–Oct)

Minimum Order | 10g

Sowing Method | Clear vegetation, cultivate soil to fine tilth, mix seed with dry sand, broadcast evenly, firm lightly without covering seeds

Maintenance | Low input; water if dry during establishment

Applications | Hedgerow bases, field margins, roadside verges, woodland edges, agri-environment schemes, rural estates, parks

Brand | John Chambers Wildflower Seed – Professional Range