Native Enriched Wildflower Turf by Wildflower Co.

£34.63£28.86 incl. VATexcl. VAT

A colourful wildflower turf combining native and naturalised species to create a vibrant, low-maintenance meadow that supports pollinators and boosts biodiversity.

Quantity Discount Price
10-190%£34.63£28.86
20-495%£32.90£27.42
50-9910%£31.17£25.97
100-Unlimited15%£29.44£24.53

Product Features

Mix of native and naturalised wildflower species for extended colour
Low maintenance with one to two cuts per year
Designed to deliver a more vibrant, decorative meadow look
Suitable for a wide range of soil types and landscapes
Supports bees, butterflies and other wildlife
Instant results compared to seeding

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Product Description

A more colourful take on a wildflower meadow

If you want the ecological benefits of a meadow but with more visual impact, Native Enriched Wildflower Turf offers a strong balance.

It builds on a native wildflower base and introduces carefully selected naturalised species, creating a richer palette of colour and texture. The result is a meadow that feels more like a designed landscape while still working for nature.

Designed for longer flowering interest

One of the challenges with traditional wildflower areas is short bursts of colour. This mix is designed to extend the flowering season, giving interest across more of the year.

The inclusion of additional flowering species creates a shifting display, with different plants taking over as the seasons progress.

Supports biodiversity at every level

This turf doesn’t just look good. It creates a habitat that supports a wide range of wildlife.

Bees, butterflies and other pollinators benefit from the extended flowering window, while the varied plant structure encourages insects, birds and small mammals.

As it establishes, it becomes part of a functioning ecosystem, not just a visual feature.

Practical and easy to establish

Unlike seeding, which can be unpredictable, this is a ready-to-lay solution that delivers consistent results.

The established root system helps suppress weeds and gives plants a head start, making it easier to achieve a successful meadow even in more challenging environments.

Low maintenance by design

This is not a high-input garden feature. Once established, it requires minimal intervention.

One main cut at the end of the season is typically enough, with the option for an additional cut if needed to manage growth or appearance.

Applications

  • Domestic gardens seeking more colour and seasonal interest
  • Rain gardens and biodiversity-led planting schemes
  • Public green spaces and parks
  • Developments aiming to enhance biodiversity
  • Landscapes where visual impact is as important as ecology

Additional Information

Installation

  • Lay onto prepared, free-draining soil with low nutrient levels
  • Ensure a minimum of 100 mm of topsoil beneath the turf
  • Lay tightly together with no gaps
  • Water thoroughly after installation and during the first two to three weeks
  • Can be installed most of the year, avoiding extreme conditions

Maintenance

  • Cut once annually in autumn and remove cuttings
  • Optional early season cut to encourage species balance
  • No routine fertiliser required
  • Water during establishment and prolonged dry periods

Specification

  • Mix: native and naturalised wildflower species
  • Approximately 50 plus species depending on availability
  • Established height:
    • Minimum: 30 cm
    • Maximum: 75 cm
  • Suitable for a wide range of soil types
  • Turf weight: approx. 18 to 20 kg per m²

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between this and Landscape 34 turf?

Landscape 34 focuses on a more traditional native meadow. Native Enriched adds extra species to create more colour and a longer flowering season.

Will it look too wild for a domestic garden?

It has a natural feel but offers more controlled colour and interest than a standard meadow, making it well suited to designed garden spaces.

Is it good for pollinators?

Yes. The wider mix of flowering species and extended bloom period provide valuable food sources for bees and butterflies.

How much maintenance does it need?

Very little. One cut per year is usually sufficient, with an optional second cut depending on the desired finish.

Can it be used in a rain garden?

Yes, particularly when combined with appropriate soil and drainage design. It adds biodiversity and visual interest to water-managed spaces.