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wildflower seeds uk Cornfield Annuals Seed Mix | British Wildflower SeedPlease visit our sister site British Wildflower Meadow Seeds if you want less seed than advertised here or if your intended purchases come to under our 100 basket minimum. Cornfield Annuals Seed Mix These cornfield annual seeds are the wildflowers, or arable 'weeds', which once coloured old cornfields with reds, blues and yellows before they were banished by modern weedkillers. Sown onto bare earth in a sunny site these annual wildflowers' massed

Please visit our sister site British Wildflower Meadow Seeds if you want less seed than advertised here or if your intended purchases come to under our £100 basket minimum.

Cornfield Annuals Seed Mix

These cornfield annual seeds are the wildflowers, or arable 'weeds', which once coloured old cornfields with reds, blues and yellows before they were banished by modern weedkillers. Sown onto bare earth in a sunny site these annual wildflowers' massed blooms produce a spectacular display of colour peaking in June, and a fabulous boon for butterflies, bees, and other pollinating insects. You can extend the flowering period of your cornfield annuals by repeat seedings around 2 weeks apart. Later spring sowing - up to the end of April - will result in later flowering.

It's worth point out that these species aren't found in wildflower meadows! If you wanted to add cornfield annuals to a meadow seed mix when you're starting off, have a look at our cornfield annuals nurse mix.

As a rule of thumb, cornfield annuals will flower 2 months or so after they've been seeded in spring. You can also perfectly happily sow in late summer - which is as nature intended, of course - and get flowers the following June. This annual wildflower seed mixture contains a selection of the brightest, most popular cornfield flowers, and will grow well on most soil types. Like all our native wildflower and grass seed, our cornfield annuals seed has guaranteed UK provenance.


It is possible to re-establish cornfield annuals each year from self sown seeds if, after flowering, the flowers are cut back and cuttings removed, and the ground re-cultivated. Please see Emorsgate's excellent Richard Brown on YouTube. This is, of course, why poppies did so well in Flanders over the first world war. The French equivalent to the Remembrance poppy is the cornflower. If you want to boost the numbers of your favourite annuals they can be over-sown at the same time. Corncockle looks like a major component of this mix, but actually has very large seeds. It's now virtually impossible to find in the wild here. This is why we think its important ot include this pretty flower in the mix, but please note it is toxic when eaten.


Please buy smaller quantities at our sister website: www.BritishWildflowerMeadowseeds.co.uk


100% Wildflowers (by weight)
30.0 Corncockle Agrostema githago
5.0 Corn Chamomile Anthemis arvensis
20.0 Cornflower Centaurea cyanus
20.0 Corn Marigold Chrysanthemum segetum
5.0 Scentless Chamomile Matricaria perforata
5.0 Field Forget-me-not Myosotis arvensis
15.0 Corn Poppy Papaver rhoeas


Sowing rate: Up to 2g per square metre, 20 kg per hectare, 8 kg per acre.

Supplier : All Things Rural

We strongly recommend reading up on wildflower meadows before buying seed - see our resources section and brief guide to preparation and aftercare, which includes links to our "how to" blogs and video. We also run courses on meadow creation and management


Although we test our seed and it has high germination rates, you need to be careful about initial care and establishing an annual regime. Don't be put off though - once you get the hang of it it's pretty straightforward.

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