Since WWII 97% of our traditional meadows and grasslands have disappeared. This has made life particularly difficult for our native bees, hoverflies and butterflies who rely on the variety of food that wildflowers offer them.
It is absolutely essential to have insects in our garden to help pollinate and form part of the natural food cycle.
Wildflower is versatile and works well alongside a mown lawn or as a green roofing material on the countless sheds and structures in our gardens. They are low maintenance requiring only 2 or 3 cuts a year saving you time and money.
Regardless of size, a patch of wildflower will make a massive impact to our insects as well as a beautiful feature in your garden.