Seeds for Wildlife Gardens
For over 10 years we have been helping people to go wild in their gardens and working with community groups, councils and landscapers across the UK to transform monocultures into wildlife friendly planting schemes.
All our flower seed mixes are tested for biodiversity value, attracting birds, butterflies and bees, and the spellbinding impact of the displays is nothing short of inspirational, helping to rebuild a greater connection with nature.
THE MAKING OF A FLOWERBED MEADOW - RHS ROSEMOOR
What we do...
Meadow in my Garden is a not-for-profit CIC, promoting gardening for wildlife. We supply an extensive range of unique, expertly designed seed mixtures, providing a spectacular long-flowering succession for the benefit of people and pollinators.
Our work is exclusively funded through seed sales and donations.
Thank you for your support.
What's been happening?
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Why the fuss about pollinators?
We have pollinators to thank for every third mouthful we eat. Not only do they pollinate our food crops, but they’re also vital for the survival of other wild plants...
Why the fuss about pollinators?
We have pollinators to thank for every third mouthful we eat. Not only do they pollinate our food crops, but they’re also vital for the survival of other wild plants...
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Spring into action!
Life is becoming increasingly difficult for our insects. The 'Bugs Matter' survey was undertaken in the summer of 2021, and compared results with a similar survey in2004. The survey took place...
Spring into action!
Life is becoming increasingly difficult for our insects. The 'Bugs Matter' survey was undertaken in the summer of 2021, and compared results with a similar survey in2004. The survey took place...
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No Mow May
On Saturday 24th February, we were asked to give a talk on the subject of 'No Mow May' at the Devizes Seed Swap, an annual event held in St Andrew's...
No Mow May
On Saturday 24th February, we were asked to give a talk on the subject of 'No Mow May' at the Devizes Seed Swap, an annual event held in St Andrew's...
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Every penny counts in the struggle to create more pollinator-friendly habitats
The future of Britain’s bees hangs in the balance. Over the last few decades, we’ve lost 97% of our wildflower meadows. Our bee's food supply is starting to run out. And if they’ve got less food, there’ll be fewer bees to pollinate our crops - which means we’ll have less food too.
Evidence shows that planting bee-friendly flowers in our gardens could be the key to saving our bees. And if tens of thousands of us come together, we could plant enough flowers to make sure that our bees have the food that they need to thrive this spring.