Flower seed mixtures — effortless colour from a single packet
Flower seed mixtures are the easiest way to fill a border, bed or meadow with colour — carefully blended packets that give a long, varied display from a single scatter of seed. From cottage-garden blends to bee and butterfly mixes, they draw on the best of our flower seed range. New to flowers? Our flower growing guide covers the basics.
Most mixes are sown in spring — the calendar shows when.
A mix for every spot
Choose wildflower mixes for a natural meadow, pollinator and bee blends to feed wildlife, or cutting and colour-themed mixes for the vase and the border. Many combine hardy annuals that simply look after themselves.
Growing flower mixtures from seed
Clear and rake the soil, scatter the seed evenly, and rake or press it in — most mixes are sown direct where they are to flower. Keep the ground moist until the seedlings establish, and you'll have weeks of changing colour with very little effort.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's in a flower mixture?
A blend of varieties chosen to give a long, varied display from one packet.
What types of mix are there?
Wildflower, pollinator and bee blends, cottage-garden mixes, and cutting or colour-themed mixes.
How do I sow a mix?
Scatter it direct over cleared, raked soil, rake it in, and keep it moist until it establishes.
Are they easy?
Very — mixes are the most effortless way to fill a space with colour.
Will they come back?
It depends on the mix — many are hardy annuals that self-seed, some include perennials.