About the species mix
Achieve your UKHab Lowland meadows (g3a) goals with our specialised seed mix, designed for Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) projects.
Lowland meadows are a valuable and increasingly rare habitat and contain a rich biodiversity of wildflowers and grasses.
This seed mix is meticulously formulated using key UKHab indicator species, ensuring compliance and a thriving, biodiverse habitat.
We use high quality, UK provenance seed, guaranteeing excellent germination and robust growth.
Contains 25 UKHab indicator species. The mix consists of both UK native wildflower species and non-invasive grasses.
About Meadowscape Pro™
Meadowscape Pro™, also known as ‘Meadow in a bag’, is a scientifically engineering pre-seeded growing medium designed to establish thriving new wildflower habitats.
The product offers superior germination and establishment rates compared to traditional wildflower seeding methods. You will experience a significantly faster time to full establishment – typically 3-12 months depending on the season on installation. This is a substantial improvement over 3-5 years often required for traditional seeding methods.
BNG Condition Assessment criteria
| What BNG habitat can this mix create? | Grassland – Lowland meadows (g3a) |
| No of indicator species | 25 |
| Number of BNG Condition Assessment criteria passed | At installation: 2
At 5 years: 4 At 30 years: 6 |
| Condition on installation | Poor |
| Condition at 5 years (providing management plan followed) | Moderate |
| Condition at 30 years | Good |
We understand that every project is unique.
That’s why we offer customisation options, allowing you to add Local Priority Species and tailor the mix to your specific project requirements.
Product Code:
MDSCLLM
Key Product Points
- An all-UK Native perennial mix comprising of 80% UK native wildflowers and 20% non-invasive grasses.
- Established height: 25cm - 100cm
- Flowering period: March to October
- Colours: Yellow, White, Pink, Purple
- Suitable for a wide range of soil types
- Contains species of key importance for pollinators, particularly bees & butterflies
Typical Applications:
- Suitable to achieve a Lowland meadows (g3a) BNG habitat.
Gallery
Blog: Navigating Wildflower Meadows in Changing Climates
Wildflower meadows are just that, wild, ever changing and full of surprises.
As grassland habitats, meadows are significantly influenced by weather and climate which can make them unpredictable. These factors can dictate species flowering periods, affect seed production and much more.
However, understanding this relationship can help inform us on how to sustain and manage our wildflower meadows in the face of climate change and appreciate these natural landscapes even more!
The Influence…
Species Mix
Grasses
- Examples of species included are:
- Autumn Hawkbit (Scorzoneroides autumnalis)
- Betony (Betonica officinalis)
- Birdsfoot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus)
- Common Knapweed (Centaurea nigra)
- Cowslip (Primula veris)
- Field scabious (Knautia arvensis)
- Meadow-sweet (Filipendula ulmaria)
- Ragged Robin (Silene flos-cuculi)
- Rough Hawkbit (Leontodon hispidus)
- Yellow rattle (Rhinanthus minor)
Pricing
We have a structured range of prices for both retail and trade enquiries based on the type of product and quantity. Please contact us for a quotation.