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Creating a wildflower meadow is an exciting alternative to an ordinary lawn. Wild grasses, native spring bulbs, oxeye daisies, meadow cranesbill, red campion and other native wild flowers can be grown with little maintenance. Normally only one cut is required each year to allow naturalised spring bulbs and fresh new growth to come through. The edges of the meadow can be kept neat, adding definition and order to the chaotic mass of colour created by the wild flowers. This is an ideal solution for those who have large lawn areas who are wild at heart and don't want to have a large lawn to mow each week, but they can look great in small gardens too! |
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