Tag: <span>Irish wildflowers</span>

Tag: Irish wildflowers

Tips & Tricks For September Wildflower Sowing

September is the second best time to sow native Irish wildflower seeds. Species like Knapweed, Cat’s Ear & Teasle can thrive when planted in early autumn.

These seeds establish strong roots over the winter and burst into bloom for next year, supporting local pollinators. Opting for native seeds preserves Ireland’s natural biodiversity and ensures that your garden contributes positively to the environment. See our article below to find out more about sowing in September and discover the seeds we have available for you!

Native seed production

Volunteers have been keeping field crops alive and weeded. The drought over the spring hit hard and both plug planting and seed sowing had to stop. Thankfully the rain has come back and coinciding well, more volunteers have been able to start emerging and now recently we stood outside in …

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