Wildflower meadows have become increasingly popular over the past few years and we have spent a lot of time installing and managing these vital habitats. We are accredited installers of Wildflower Turf Ltd products for new installations; or we can use our wealth of experience to create a long term management plan for existing meadow restorations.
Why Choose a Wildflower Meadow?
More than just visually striking, a wildflower meadow is a living ecosystem. It brings seasonal colour, attracts butterflies, bees and birds, and requires less upkeep than a manicured lawn. Whether you’re rewilding part of a large estate or introducing meadow-style planting into a compact garden, we create meadows that are ecologically resilient and artistically composed.
Our Wildflower Meadow Services
We manage every stage of the meadow-making process, from soil to bloom:
1. Site Assessment
Every successful meadow begins with understanding the land. We evaluate light, soil type, drainage, and existing vegetation to find the most suitable areas – full sun and free-draining soil are ideal.
2. Soil Preparation
Once the location is chosen, we clear turf or invasive plants, reduce soil fertility if necessary, and cultivate the ground to encourage seed establishment without competition.
3. Seed Selection
We work exclusively with high-quality native seed mixes, tailored to your site and aesthetic goals. Whether you want a pastel-hued pollinator haven or a riot of colour through summer, we guide you in choosing the right species blend – with options for annual or perennial displays.
4. Planting & Establishment
Our team ensures your seed mix is evenly distributed and properly sown, using techniques that maximise germination and discourage weeds. We also offer plug planting for early colour or targeted biodiversity gains.
5. Maintenance & Aftercare
Wildflower meadows are low maintenance – but not no maintenance. We’ll advise on the right mowing regimes, weed control and seasonal interventions to keep your meadow healthy and flourishing year after year.