Eco Wildflower Turf

Eco Turf: Wildflower

Harrowden Turf have combined a vibrant blend of 31 native wildflowers to give your outdoor space a relaxed feel.

Harrowden Wildflower Turf is available to purchase via the office so please request a quote online to start the process.

As featured in “The English Garden” magazine, Harrowden’ s Wildflower turf is an innovative landscaping material that allows you to establish dense planting very quickly. More reliable than seeding and less time-consuming than plug-planting, Wildflower Turf gives you a vibrant meadow garden on a roll. It’s installed and established just like grass turf but needs less ongoing maintenance than a lawn.

Maintaining Wildflower Turf requires a different approach to any other type of gardening. Wildflower Turf can be left to grow unchecked between March and August. At the end of summer, it is cut back to a height of 10 – 15 cm and all vegetation is removed. Mow once or twice in Autumn to remove excess growth and leave over winter and your Wildflower Turf will naturally start growing when the soils warm up in spring.

Wildflower turf options

  • Eco Wildflower Turf featured in The English Garden

    Traditional Landscape Wildflower Turf

    Harrowden Traditional Landscape Meadowmat is a blend of 3 slow-growing grasses and 31 natives wildflowers typically found in an old fashioned hay meadow. Many of the species are perennial which means they will flower every year if the conditions are suitable. The specially selected grasses ensure cover all year round.

  • Eco Wildflower Turf with insect

    Birds and Bees Wildflower Turf

    A blend of 41 native wildflowers specially selected to be pollinator friendly. Most of the species are perennial which means they will flower every year if the conditions are suitable. Grown on a biodegradable coir blanket, meaning no grass species are required, resulting in a more colourful wildflower turf.

  • Eco Wildflower Turf

    Cottage Garden Wildflower Turf

    A blend of 2 slow growing grasses and 30 native wildflowers, many of which could be found in an old fashioned English garden. Most of the species are perennial which means they will flower every year if the conditions are suitable

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