What we do...

For over 12 years we have been helping people to go wild in their gardens and working with community groups, councils and landscapers across the UK. Our professionally designed seed mixes help to transform monocultures into havens for wildlife. 

We have grouped our seeds in four categories below, which we hope will make selection easy - all are designed to foster biodiversity, attracting birds, butterflies and bees; and the spellbinding impact of the displays is nothing short of inspirational, helping to rebuild a greater connection with nature.

THE MAKING OF A FLOWERBED MEADOW - RHS ROSEMOOR

Seeds for Wildlife Gardens

Meadow in my Garden is a not-for-profit CIC, promoting gardening for wildlife. We supply an extensive range of unique, expertly designed seed mixtures, providing a spectacular long-flowering succession for the benefit of people and pollinators.

Our work is exclusively funded through seed sales, online and at events across the country, and through generous donations.

Thank you for your support.

What's been happening?

  • Toby's Pocket Meadow Project

    Toby's Pocket Meadow Project

    For the tenth Garden Fest on 3rd and 4th May, festival host Toby Buckland is joining Meadow In My Garden to launch The Pocket Meadow Project and will be giving away hundreds...

    Toby's Pocket Meadow Project

    For the tenth Garden Fest on 3rd and 4th May, festival host Toby Buckland is joining Meadow In My Garden to launch The Pocket Meadow Project and will be giving away hundreds...

  • Making A Simple Bee Hotel

    Making A Simple Bee Hotel

    Spring is upon us, so it’s time to start thinking about the burst of life it will bring to our gardens, including solitary bees. There are over 240 solitary bee...

    Making A Simple Bee Hotel

    Spring is upon us, so it’s time to start thinking about the burst of life it will bring to our gardens, including solitary bees. There are over 240 solitary bee...

  • In Support Of Darkness

    In Support Of Darkness

    With the festive season beginning to fade in our memories and the jolly Christmas lights packed away, it's maybe not a bad time to think about outside lighting for the...

    In Support Of Darkness

    With the festive season beginning to fade in our memories and the jolly Christmas lights packed away, it's maybe not a bad time to think about outside lighting for the...

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Every penny counts in the struggle to create more pollinator-friendly habitats

The future of Britain’s bees hangs in the balance. Over the last few decades, we’ve lost 97% of our wildflower meadows. Our bee's food supply is starting to run out. And if they’ve got less food, there’ll be fewer bees to pollinate our crops - which means we’ll have less food too.

Evidence shows that planting bee-friendly flowers in our parks and gardens could be the key to saving our bees; and if we work together, we can plant enough flowers to make sure that our bees have the food that they need to thrive!