Northern Hay Meadow Mix

Northern Haymeadow species of herb-rich pastures on traditionally-managed uplands (based on British Plant Community MG3).

SOWING RATES
	3g / m²
OR	12kg / acre
OR	30kg / hectare

Delivery Information

New York

Standard – $15, delivery charge is free for orders over $50. For the same-day New York delivery service, please place your order before 2.00pm, Monday – Friday. For same-day New York delivery service on Saturdays, place before 10.00am.

Nationwide Delivery

Standard – $20. A next-day nationwide delivery service is available Tuesday – Saturday for orders placed by 2pm the previous day.

Each bouquet will arrive with flower care instructions. Please note, certain fragile products are available for a New York delivery only.

Size Guide

Northern Haymeadow Mix (SCM10)

For upland sites, this meadow mix recreates herb-rich pastures of traditionally-managed grasslands of upland Britain (British Plant Community MG3). Remnants of ancient meadows of this type survive in Deeside and Northern England. There are 17 wildflower & 5 grass species in this mix. Mix as PDF

20	% wildflowers
Centaurea nigra	Common Knapweed	2.3
Conopodium majus	Pignut	0.7
Geranium sylvaticum	Wood Cranesbill	1
Hypochaeris radicata	Cat’s Ear	1
Lathyrus pratensis	Meadow Vetchling	1.5
Leontodon hispidus	Rough Hawkbit	0.5
Plantago lanceolata	Ribwort Plantain	2
Primula veris (FIND OUT MORE)	Cowslip	1
Prunella vulgaris (FIND OUT MORE)	Selfheal	2
Ranunculus acris	Meadow Buttercup	1
Rhinanthus minor (FIND OUT MORE)	Yellow Rattle	2
Rumex acetosa	Common Sorrel	1
Sanguisorba officinalis	Great Burnet	1
Succisa pratensis (FIND OUT MORE)	Devils Bit Scabious	1
Thymus polytrichus (FIND OUT MORE)	Wild Thyme	0.5
Trifolium repens	White Clover	1
Viola riviniana (FIND OUT MORE)	Common Dog Violet	0.5
80	% grasses
Agrostis capillaris	Common Bent (c)	10
Anthoxanthum odoratum	Sweet Vernal Grass	10
Festuca rubra	Red Fescue (c)	35
Dactylis glomerata	Cocksfoot (c)	5
Poa trivialis	Rough Meadow Grass (c)	20

All of the wildflowers in our mixes are wild origin but some of the native grasses in our mixes are cultivated origin – these will be marked with ‘(c)’