Wildflower
Meadow Sowing
& Maintenance

Wildflower meadows are not only easy to grow, but they are also essential to the environment and biodiversity. They are not nutrient-reliant, so they can grow in any type of soil. Most wildflowers can withstand dry weather and, once they reach maturity, do not need to be watered frequently, but there will be some maintenance work required over time.

The planting of wildflowers helps to maintain the natural biodiversity, improve air quality, and help to encourage the return of species to an area. Wildflowers are also important to attract pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and birds.

Although the natural wildflower meadows are hardy and require little maintenance, there are some factors that to need addressing.

This is where our team can help:

• Spotting signs of pests, diseases or nutrient deficiencies
• Adding new species to your meadow over time to enhance biodiversity
• Mowing the meadow once or twice a year
• Monitor the meadow regularly for invasive weeds

Wildflower Meadow Installation & Sowing

Wildflower meadow installation offers a host of long-term benefits, making it an excellent choice for new developments and managed landscapes. Once established, they require far less mowing, watering and fertilising than traditional grassed areas, making them cost-effective to maintain. Their deep-rooted plants improve soil health and drainage, helping to reduce erosion and manage water runoff, which in turn lowers flood risk.

Visually, they enhance any site with natural beauty and seasonal interest, while also contributing to community wellbeing by providing calming, nature-rich environments. For developers and facilities managers, wildflower meadows can support planning compliance, meet sustainability targets and demonstrate a clear commitment to environmental responsibility.