1/2 Price ‘September sow meadow mix’

As promised! A half price mix of our hardy annuals by way of thanks to all our customers and followers. We have had a wonderful season…in order to start again with fresh stock next year we are making a big, fat, juicy mix of seeds in 60g packets which is enough to cover 20 square meters at 3g per square meter.

Get a head start on next year’s flower patch with our specially curated Autumn Flower Seed Mix. Sown in early autumn (best in the first fortnight of September), these hardy types will put down strong roots before winter, then leap into action come spring—earlier, stronger, and more floriferous than spring-sown ones.

If autumn passes you by in a blur of tea and to-do lists, don’t fret—this mix can also be sown in spring from March onwards.

How to sow:
Prepare your soil with a fine tilth, scatter the seeds evenly, and lightly rake them in. Water if it’s dry, then leave them be. No need for neat rows—this mix is made for cheerful chaos.

The accompanying photos are from various mixes I have grown in the past. They are similar but not identical to this mix. :)

What’s inside:
A pollinator-pleasing, cutting-garden-friendly blend of 14 beauties:
Eschscholzia ‘Ivory Castle’ • Eschscholzia ‘Orange King’ • Cerinthe major purpurascens • Climbing Nasturtium • Calendula ‘Ice Maiden’ & ‘Art Shades’ • Cosmos ‘Sensation’ (not hardy but fine in the South West) • Cornflower ‘Blue Ball’, ‘Black Ball’ & ‘Classic Romantic’ • Dill ‘Mammoth’ • Nigella ‘Oxford Blue’ & ‘Persian Jewels’ • Gypsophila ‘Covent Garden’ • Ammi visnaga • Larkspur ‘Imperials’ & ‘Hyacinth Mix.

Why you’ll love it:

• Easy to grow – no fiddly spacing or fuss.

• Bee- and butterfly-friendly.

• Guaranteed to make you look clever come June.

There is a more detailed growing guide on the blog, should you need it (It’s super straight forward) and I’ll be doing a ‘grow along’ in early September….date to be decided.

Happy sowing!
Higgers