John Chambers | Wildflower Seeds | Shade Mix | 1kg | Shade Friendly
(SKU: 218749)
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Specification
| SKU | 218749 |
| Size | 1kg |
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Features and benefits
- Designed for Shaded Areas: Perfect for spaces beneath trees or alongside hedgerows where light is limited.
- Wildlife-Friendly: Creates a natural habitat that supports biodiversity and attracts pollinators.
- Perennial Species: Provides lasting impact year after year once established.
- Autumn Sowing: Ideal for germination and root development in shaded conditions.
- Long-Term Resilience: Thrives in low-light environments for sustainable beauty.
£259.97
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- 30 day returns policy
Further information
The Shade Tolerant Wildflower Seed Mix is specially designed for areas where light is limited, such as beneath established trees or alongside hedgerows. Featuring a carefully selected range of perennial species, this mix creates a natural, wildlife-friendly habitat that thrives in shaded conditions and brings colour and biodiversity to spaces where it’s most needed.
These mixes take longer to establish due to the perennial species included, but once established, they provide lasting impact year after year. For best results, sow in autumn when soil conditions are ideal for germination and root development. This ensures strong growth and a resilient wildflower display that enhances shaded landscapes for the long term.
Key Points:
- Perfect for shaded areas under trees or near hedgerows.
- Includes perennial species for lasting impact.
- Creates a wildlife-friendly habitat in low-light conditions.
- Sow in autumn for best germination and root development.
- Provides beauty and biodiversity year after year
Technical information
- Brand: John Chambers
- Main Species Included: Selfheal, Oxeye Daisy, Bluebell, Foxglove, Yellow-rattle
- Number of Species: 14
- Average Flowering Height: 20–100 cm
- Flowering Period: April – September
- Sowing Time: Autumn
- Sowing Rate: 2 g/m²
