Seed Revolution Bundle - The Manifesto Mix (12 Packs)

Twelve packets. Four wildflower mixes. One glorious uprising.

The Manifesto Mix brings together the full Seed Revolution packet range, giving you a mix for sunny patches, shady corners, beginner gardens and pots.

Use the packets across different parts of the garden, share them with friends, slip them inside cards or begin your own neighbourhood wildflower rebellion.

From verge to pot, patch to plot, this is the whole manifesto in seed form.

The bundle contains 12 packets:

• Spread the Wild x 3 — Our universal native meadow mix for sunny patches, borders and open spaces.
• Bloom or Bust x 3 — Our native mix for partially shaded gardens and areas with less direct sunlight.
• Love Blooms Eternal x 3 — Our native wildflower mix designed for pots, planters and smaller spaces.
• Viva La Bloom x 3 — Our beginner friendly native meadow mix for straightforward sowing and colourful results.

Together, the four mixes contain more than 20 different wildflower species.

When to sow: March to May, or August to October

Match each packet to the right location. Use Spread the Wild and Viva La Bloom in sunny areas, Bloom or Bust in partial shade, and Love Blooms Eternal in pots or sunny smaller spaces.

For ground sowing, remove grass and weeds, rake the soil, scatter the seeds and press them gently into the surface.

Each packet should be sown separately rather than mixing all 12 packets together in one small area.

Keep newly sown soil or compost damp while the seeds germinate.

Remove strong weeds, avoid fertiliser and give the different areas time to develop. Some flowers will appear quickly, while others may establish over more than one growing season.

The Manifesto Mix provides a broad combination of annuals, biennials and perennials, creating different displays across sunny ground, partially shaded areas and containers.

Some annual flowers may bloom during the first season. Longer lived meadow species can take more time and may become increasingly visible in later years.

Expect colour, variation, pollinators and a garden that looks a little less obedient.