Tutti Frutti Wildflower Mix

This annual wildflower mix delivers bold colour fast, with vivid pinks, oranges, yellows, and blues that bloom from early summer through to the first frosts, especially when deadheaded regularly. These wildflowers flower within a single growing season, making them ideal for gardeners who want results without the wait. They perform best in reasonably fertile, well-drained soil. For best results, sow in September or from March to May when rain is forecast.

Key features:

• Vivid multi-colour display of yellows, oranges, blues, whites, pinks and purples
• 100% wildflower seed - no grasses
• High-colour, fast-growing annuals that bloom in the first season
• Includes UK native wildflowers alongside horticultural favourites
• Supports bees, butterflies, insects and birds
• Suitable for borders, flowering lawns, containers and urban spaces

Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta)
- Bold golden-yellow daisy blooms with a dark central cone; long-flowering and loved by bees

Blue Flax (Linum usitatissimum)
- Delicate sky-blue flowers on slender stems; excellent for smaller pollinators and hoverflies

California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica)
- Vivid orange and yellow saucer-shaped flowers; frought-tolerant and highly attractive to bees

Candy Tuft (Iberis umbellata)
- Dense flat-topped clusters in white, pink and lilac; a reliable early-season nectar source

Corn Marigold (Glebionis segetum)
- Bright golden-yellow daisies that thrive in poorer soils and feed a wide range of pollinators

Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus)
- Iconic blue blooms; exceptionally nectar-rich and one of the most bee-friendly annuals

Dwarf Morning Glory (Convolvulus tricolor)
- Compact with vivid blue, white-banded and yellow centred trumpet blooms

Garden Cosmos (Cosmos bipinnatus)
- Feathery foliage topped with pink and white saucer blooms; outstanding for butterflies and bees throughout summer

Love In A Mist (Nigella damascena)
- Intricate blue or white blooms surrounded by feathery bracts; decorative seed heads for additional wildlife interest

Phacelia (Phacelia tanacetifolia)
- Dense coils of vivid lavender-blue flowers; one of the highest-rated nectar plants for bees and hoveflies

Sulphur Cosmos (Cosmos sulphureus)
- Rich orange, yellow and gold semi-double flowers; compact and long-blooming, excellent for pollinators

Zinnia (Zinnia elegans)
- Large, jewel-bright blooms in red, orange, pink and yellow; a summer staple for butterflies

The Tutti Frutti Fizz mix is designed for gardeners who want instant, high-impact colour without having to wait years for perennials to establish. Every species flowers in the first season from a spring sowing, giving you a full, vibrant display by midsummer – ideal for borders, raised beds, containers, or anywhere you need a quick, bold result.

Sow directly into prepared soil in early autumn or from March to May. Choose an open, sunny location with well-drained soil. Remove existing grass and weeds to reduce competition and lightly rake the surface before sowing.

Scatter seeds evenly and press down gently, do not bury them deeply. Keep the soil moist during germination, which typically takes 1–3 weeks. Once established, this mix is low-maintenance and drought-tolerant.

Deadhead flowers regularly to prolong blooming or allow them to go to seed for natural regeneration next year. These annuals complete their life cycle within a year but can re-establish themselves with light soil disturbance.

Garden lawn seed, wildflower seeds, and wildflower seed mixtures are typically dispatched within 1 to 2 working days.

Products from our agricultural, landscaping, and equine ranges may be shipped separately as they are mixed to order.

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Q1: When is the best time to sow the Tutti Frutti mix?

For a first-summer display, sow in early spring between March and May. Autumn sowing (August–September) is also possible in sheltered or milder locations and can produce slightly earlier establishment the following spring.

Q2: Will the flowers bloom in the first year?

Yes. The Tutti Frutti mix is composed entirely of annual species, meaning all of them will flower in the first growing season from a spring sowing – typically within 8–12 weeks of sowing.

Q3: Can I use this mix in containers or raised beds?

Yes. The compact annual habit of most species in the mix makes it well suited to containers, raised beds, window boxes, and other confined growing spaces. Use a free-draining compost and water regularly during dry periods.