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Premium meadow flower seed mixes for every space

We are Australia’s trusted supplier of wildflower seed mixes and seeds for over a decade. We have handcrafted beautiful, open-pollinated wildflower seed mixes to suit every green space in Australia. From pots, planters, and flowerbeds to the bases of trees and open fields, our seed packs transform any ordinary area into a flourishing, vibrant ecosystem.

Our seed mixes:

  • Are non-GMO
  • Contain 100% pure, open-pollinated wildflower seeds
  • Are handcrafted and fully tested
  • Are easy to grow and blended to ensure your floral display will constantly be evolving

Carefully balanced flower seed species

Our diverse packs of wildflower seeds are crafted with a careful selection of up to 40 different flower species that bloom at varying times. This delivers a beautiful and varied array of colours and ensures a continuous floral display lasting up to eight months.

Beyond crafting seed mixes that transform into stunning gardens, we understand the role of pollinators like bees and butterflies in preserving the earth's natural biodiversity. Recognising the importance of these insects in sustaining our environment, we have crafted ecosystem mixes that attract these beautiful creatures. These mixes contain a selection of flowers that attract bees and butterflies, encouraging them to visit and thrive in your garden.

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Creative planting ideas with our meadow flower seeds

With our bulk seeds available Australia-wide, you can transform your garden into a vibrant ecosystem anywhere in Australia. Whether you have sprawling acres or a modern urban space, our seed mixes can bring a touch of the wild and wonderful to your outdoor area.

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Attract bees and butterflies to enhance your garden's ecosystem

Bees and butterflies play a key role in sustaining ecosystems and encouraging biodiversity. Attracting these pollinators is one of the most effective ways to enhance your garden's health and vibrancy while helping to preserve the environment.

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Our bulk flower seeds, available Australia-wide

Check out our range of Australian wildflower seeds and get started on growing your very own garden oasis today.

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Questions We are Often Asked About Flower Seeds

What are the best flower seeds for Australian gardens?

When picking out the flower seeds for gardens in Australia, it's important to consider the country's range of climates and regions. Here are some top recommendations that do well in parts of Australia:

Variety Mixes of Wildflower Seeds

Amazing All-Round Mix: This varied blend of Wildflower Meadow Seeds is suitable for any sunny space with well-draining soil and climates throughout Australia and offers a continuous showcase of exorbitant flowers.

Ideal For: Adding colour and diversity to your garden.

Honey Bees & Butterflies Mix

Specifically crafted to attract pollinators, this mix consists of species that blossom in a range of colours.

Ideal For: Sunny areas where you want to support pollinators.

Flowers for Shaded Areas

Overview: An online flower seed mix tailored for spots with sunlight, ensuring even those shaded corners can bloom with colours.

Ideal For: Gardens, with partial shade.

When is the best time to plant flower seeds in Australia?

The ideal time to sow flower seeds in Australia varies depending on the climate zone and the type of Wildflower Seeds you're working with.

For Temperate Zones like Sydney and Melbourne:

Spring Planting: September to November

Autumn Planting: March to May

In Subtropical Zones such as Brisbane:

Spring Planting: August to October

Autumn Planting: March to June

In Tropical Zones like Cairns and Darwin:

Wet Season (Summer) Planting: November, to March

Dry Season (Winter) Planting: May to September

How do you start growing flower seeds indoors for a beautiful garden?

1. Get Your Materials

Seeds: Pick wildflower seeds that suit your weather and your preferences.

Containers: Opt for seed trays, pots or repurposed containers with holes for drainage.

Seed Starting Mix: Use a light and well-draining mix specifically made for starting seeds.

Labels: Keep track of the types of seeds you're planting.

Watering Can or Spray Bottle: Use these for watering.

Plastic Wrap or Dome: Use these to maintain the level of humidity.

2. Prep Your Pots

Fill up your containers with seed starting mix, leaving some space at the top.

Moisten the mix with water before sowing those Wildflower Seeds in Australia.

3. Planting Time

Follow the instructions on the flower seed packets regarding how deep to plant them. Smaller annual and perennial wildflower seeds usually need to be pressed onto the surface, while larger seeds might need a layer of soil covering them.

Space out your flower seeds adequately based on what's recommended on the packet to prevent overcrowding in gardens.

How do I care for my flower seedlings?

Caring for your flower seedlings in Australia is essential to help them grow into vibrant plants. Below are some guidelines and suggestions for looking after your flower seeds;

Good Lighting: Make sure your wildflower seeds get light exposure. Position them in a window that receives at least 12-16 hours of sunlight daily. If natural light is insufficient, you can use fluorescent or LED grow lights.

Watering: Maintain adequate moisture levels in the soil without making it too wet. To water the plants properly, place the containers with flower seeds in a tray of water so that the soil can absorb water through the drainage holes.

How do I store leftover flower seeds?

Properly storing flower seeds in a cool, dry and dark place eg. garage or closet, is key to preserving their quality and ensuring growth when planting them later. Below are some guidelines and advice for storing both annual and perennial wildflower seeds:

Avoiding Heat: When drying flower seeds, it's important not to expose them to sunlight or artificial heat, as high temperatures can harm their quality.

Use Airtight Containers: Choose containers that seal tightly to keep moisture out. Glass jars with lids, metal tins, or plastic containers with fitting tops are suitable options. 

What are some easy-to-grow flower seeds for beginners?

Meadow Flowers offers a selection of flower seeds ideal for beginners:

Poppy Seed Mix

This seed mix features hues of red, pink, white, golden orange, and other delightful colours. It's a good choice for effortless upkeep in open fields and expansive areas, as well as containers and garden plots.

Dainty Swan River Daisies

These seeds blossom into white and purple flowers that bring a touch of elegance to your garden.

Versatile Wildflower Blend

An assortment of wildflower seeds for different soil types and climates across Australia. This blend ensures a display of blossoms.

How can I ensure my flower seeds germinate successfully?

Before planting, it's essential to store the flower seeds you purchased online in a dry place and make sure not to open the packet until you are ready to sow. Make sure to keep them from moisture and extreme temperatures.

When preparing the soil, opt for a draining seed starting mix or potting soil that doesn’t hold onto too much moisture, which may impede germination.

When sowing wildflower seeds, follow the in-depth instructions in our “How to Sow Guide”.

Place your seed trays in a sunny spot that receives 12-16 hours of light each day to ensure they receive a solid amount of light.

Can I mix different wildflower seed mixes when planting?

It's best to avoid combining wildflower seed mixes. Each annual and perennial wildflower mix is carefully selected to include species that thrive together without competing. Mixing them can create plant competition, which may reduce the number of flowers that bloom.

Various species offered by Meadow Flowers have different needs, for sunlight, water and soil type. A mixed wildflower seed bed may only offer conditions for some species to grow well.

Although having different flowers blooming at different times can provide a display of colours, it could also lead to periods where only a few plants are in bloom, resulting in less visual impact during certain times of the year.

What are the benefits of planting wildflower seeds?

Enhancing Biodiversity

Creating Habitats: Using Meadow Flowers annual and perennial wildflower seeds can provide habitats and a continuous supply of food for pollinators like bees, butterflies and birds supporting biodiversity in your garden.

Supporting Pollinators: Planting wildflower seeds helps attract pollinators that pollinate crops and plants, leading to productivity in nearby gardens and farms.

Preventing Soil Erosion: Wildflower seeds in Australia contribute to soil stabilisation by anchoring the soil with their root systems, which benefits slopes and erosion-prone areas.

Resilience to Drought: Many wildflower seed mixes once established, are well suited to thrive in challenging soil conditions and endure droughts, reducing the reliance on watering and soil enhancements.

How do I prevent weeds from taking over my wildflower garden?

To keep plants away from your wildflower seed garden it's crucial to plan ahead and utilise different planting techniques for effective upkeep. A key step is to prepare the soil to discourage weed growth. Here are some useful suggestions to maintain a weed wildflower garden;

Clear Existing Weeds: Before beginning planting ensure you remove any current weeds. This can be done by pulling them out or using natural weed control methods like a hoe or eco friendly weed killers.

Select High Quality Seeds: Choose for premium wildflower seed blends, such as those offered by Meadow Flowers to lower the risk of introducing weed seeds into your garden.

Apply Sugar Cane Mulch: To inhibit weed growth consider applying a very thin layer of sugarcane mulch, around your established wildflower seeds. Make sure the mulch itself is devoid of any potential weeds.

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    "As a small business we can give extra care to our customers by offering them bespoke advice, and ensuring they achieve their Meadow Flower vision."

    Maurice’s dedication to exceptional customer service continues to guide us. For assistance with planning or planting your wildflower seeds or for advice on selecting the perfect meadow flower seeds, please email us at:

    contact@meadowflowers.com.au.