Welcome to Bee Flower Garden

Our Gardens
Our UK Gardens cover an area of over 270,000 hectares or 667,00 Acres, that’s more than all the UK nature reserves combined, let’s just imagine if every garden had an area for wildflowers starting with a Pot or Planter.

City Bees
You live in the City, you have a small garden or no garden? No problem just plant your Seedmat into a Pot or Balcony Planter 🙂 Even these small havens of wildflowers are known to make a difference. Urban Bees do surprisingly well in our cities.

Get Involved
Yes we can make a difference, start by Planting a Pot and Bee a hero, helping to protect and feed our pollinators and bring wildlife back into our urban spaces and gardens.
Where has the buzz gone in the garden?
97% of our wildflower habitats have been lost and along with them most of our Bee species have greatly declined, don’t let that gentle buzz of a bee became a distant memory, together we can help overturn these losses.
The main reasons accredited for Bees globally disappearing at an alarming rate are pesticides, parasites, disease, habitat loss and monoculture farming methods.
What we aim to do
Our aim is to make growing wildflowers from seed simple and more accessible for everybody, with No Gardening knowledge required!
We are calling on everybody to help restore our wildflower habitat, even with a Pot on the Patio or balcony we can help make a difference, so let’s all get planting One Pot at a Time!
80% of all flowering plant species need to be pollinated in order to survive
.All worker bees are females
.The largest bee is a type of leafcutter bee whose females can reach 39 mm
.The smallest bee is a type of stingless worker bee that’s about 2.1 mm long
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Perfect Bee Flower Mix – Perfect For Pots
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Perfect Bee & Butterfly Flower Mix – Perfect For Pots
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Perfect Bee Flower Mix – For Balconniere Trough
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Perfect Bee Flower Mix – For Gardens, Allotments, Large Planters
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Perfect Bee & Butterfly Flower Mix – For Balconniere Troughs
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Perfect Bee & Butterfly Flower Mix – For Gardens, Allotments, Large Planters
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Perfect Bee Flower Mix – For a Pollinator Friendly Garden Boarder
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Perfect Bee & Butterfly Flower Mix – For a Pollinator Friendly Garden Boarder
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ready seeded Seedmat?
Simply put our Seedmat’s are two layers of thin recycled biodegradable paper with wildflower seeds sandwiched between them.
How is the Seedmat manufactured?
The seeds are premixed together in the mat machine’s hopper which then feeds sprinkler tubes that randomly sprinkle the seeds onto the lower paper level which is in turn then sandwiched by the top paper layer to create our finished mat with over 1,000 seeds per m2.
Our Seedmat’s are manufactured with 100% recycled and biodegradable papers.
All of our packaging is fully biodegradable and made from recycled material.
Why use a Seedmat?
Our Biodegradable Seedmat is the simplest way of transporting flower seeds (some of which are very tiny) to your Pot, Planter Garden or allotment ready for planting and germination to begin.
The seeds are embedded within the mat making it easy for them to be planted in the ground at the same depth to ensure faster germination.
Rain will not wash the seeds away, ground bugs and animals will not eat move the seeds away, birds can not pluck them as they are covered from view.
Our Seedmat allows you to easily cut and fit the mats to your desired pot or container.
Our Seeds
Our wildflower seeds are UK source, 100% pesticide and insecticide free
When should I plant my Seedmat?
You can plant your seedmat at anytime, however from spring after the last frost to autumn end is the optimum time, some perennials benefit from late autumn sowing.
How soon will I see plants sprouting?
You should see sprouting shoots within two to four weeks if laid during the optimum time of year for the seeds.
The seeds will begin to germinate if it is not too cold and they have been suitably watered. It can sometime take a while for your seeds to begin sprouting through the soil although a lot may be happening just below the surface.
What Seeds are in our Perfect Bee Flower Mix Seemat?
Common Name
Scientific Name
Flower Colour
Lifecycle
Corn chamomile
Anthemis arvensis
White
Hardy Perennial
Borage
Borago officinalis
Blue
Annual
Common cornflower
Centaurea cyanus
Blue
Annual
Knapweed Perennial mix
Centaurea spp.
Mov/Pink/Purple
Annual
Corn marigold tricolour
Chrysanthemeum segatum
Tricolour/Yellow
Perennial
Chrysanthemeum tricolour
Chrysanthemum carinatum
Tricolour
Hardy Annual
Californian poppy
Eschscholzia californica
Orange
Hardy Annual
Corn poppy
Papaver rhoes
Red
Annual
Lady Phacelia
Phacelia tanacetifolia
Blue/Purple
Annual
Corn chamomile
Scientific Name: Anthemis arvensis
Flower Colour: White
Lifecycle: Hardy Perennial
Borage
Scientific Name: Borago officinalis
Flower Colour: Blue
Lifecycle: Annual
Common cornflower
Scientific Name: Centaurea cyanus
Flower Colour: Blue
Lifecycle: Annual
Knapweed Perennial mix
Scientific Name: Centaurea spp.
Flower Colour: Mov/Pink/Purple
Lifecycle: Annual
Corn marigold tricolour
Scientific Name: Chrysanthemeum segatum
Flower Colour: Tricolour/Yellow
Lifecycle: Perennial
Chrysanthemeum tricolour
Scientific Name: Chrysanthemum carinatum
Flower Colour: Tricolour
Lifecycle: Hardy Annual
Californian poppy
Scientific Name: Eschscholzia californica
Flower Colour: Orange
Lifecycle: Hardy Annual
Corn poppy
Scientific Name: Papaver rhoes
Flower Colour: Red
Lifecycle: Annual
Lady Phacelia
Scientific Name: Phacelia tanacetifolia
Flower Colour: Blue/Purple
Lifecycle: Annual
What Seeds are in our Perfect Bee & Butterfly Flower Mix Seemat?
Common Name
Scientific Name
Lifecycle
Common yarrow
Achillea millefolium
Hardy Perennial
Common corncockle
Agrostemma githago
Hardy Annual
Corn chamomile
Anthemis arvensis
Hardy Perennial
Common cornflower
Centaurea cyanus
Annual
Knapweed Perennial mix
Centaurea spp.
Annual
Corn marigold tricolour
Chrysanthemeum segatum
Perennial
Chrysanthemeum tricolour
Chrysanthemum carinatum
Hardy Annual
Lady Bedstraw
Galium verum
Hardy Perennial
Hawkweed
Leontodon spp hispidus
Hardy Perennial
Ragged robin
Lychnis flos-cuculi
Hardy Perennial
Wild marjoram
Origanum marjorana
Hardy Perennial
Corn poppy
Papaver rhoes
Annual
Red campion
Silene dioica
Hardy Perennial
Corn chamomile
Scientific Name: Anthemis arvensis
Lifecycle: Hardy Perennial
Borage
Scientific Name: Borago officinalis
Lifecycle: Annual
Common cornflower
Scientific Name: Centaurea cyanus
Lifecycle: Annual
Knapweed Perennial mix
Scientific Name: Centaurea spp.
Lifecycle: Annual
Corn marigold tricolour
Scientific Name: Chrysanthemeum segatum
Lifecycle: Perennial
Chrysanthemeum tricolour
Scientific Name: Chrysanthemum carinatum
Lifecycle: Hardy Annual
Californian poppy
Scientific Name: Eschscholzia californica
Lifecycle: Hardy Annual
Corn poppy
Scientific Name: Papaver rhoes
Lifecycle: Annual
Lady Phacelia
Scientific Name: Phacelia tanacetifolia
Lifecycle: Annual
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