Backyard Bloom – Native Wildflower Lawn Mix

Less mowing, more buzzing. Backyard Bloom transforms your lawn into a living flower carpet full of colour, bees and butterflies. This native flower mix grows right through the grass and blooms richer the more often you leave the mower alone. Perfect for gardeners who want more life underfoot and less silence between the blades.\nBackyard Bloom is low-growing, strong and surprisingly flexible. Sow it with grass, use it to fill bare patches or give your existing lawn a natural upgrade. You decide how neat or floral it becomes. Nature does the rest.\nBenefits of Backyard Bloom\nNative and biodiverse: all species belong in our environment and provide nectar and pollen that bees and butterflies really benefit from.\nPerennial and low-maintenance: a lasting effect with less fuss. The quieter you leave it, the more it blooms.\nSuitable for lawns: the flowers stay low (from 5 cm) and tough. You can walk right over them!\nFlexible management: from neat lawn to wildflower meadow – you choose.\nSupports biodiversity: even with limited mowing it contributes to a healthier ecosystem.\nSuitable for small and larger gardens: ideal for urban greening too.\nHow to sow Backyard Bloom\nSow 1–2 g per m² in spring or autumn in a sunny spot. Rake or press the seeds lightly so they make good contact with the soil. The soil does not need to be poor, but not too rich either.\nNew lawn: mix the flower seed with your grass seed. Existing lawn: scarify firmly, sow into the open patches and keep moist until germination.\nMaintenance\nIntensive lawn: mow every 1–2 weeks. Remove the clippings to keep the soil from becoming too rich.\nExtensive lawn: mow every 3–6 weeks for a more natural look with more bloom.\nWildflower meadow: mow 1–2 times per year, preferably in June/July and optionally again in autumn. Leave clippings for 2–3 days so seeds can fall, then remove.