Feet in the sand: These are flowers that demand perfect drainage and thrive in sunny spots in a poor, well-drained sandy soil. Contains British native wildflower species including Lady's bedstraw, common Bird's-foot trefoil, bladder campion, wild carrot, oxeye daisy, dandelion, field forget-me-not, rough hawkbit, common knapweed, musk mallow, black medick, wild mignonette, hoary plantain, St John's-wort, selfheal, kidney vetch, viper's-bugloss, Dyer's rocket, yarrow and yellow rattle.

Sow in spring or autumn into a fine, well prepared seed bed and lightly rake, then firm soil. Ensure seedlings are well watered and keep free of unwanted weeds. Cut back all growth at the end of flowering (late Aug-Sept), removing all cuttings. If growing with grasses cut them back every few weeks in first year to allow wildflowers to establish, otherwise grasses will dominate. This unique Plantlife wildflower mix will help you (and your bees and butterflies) enjoy native flowers in your garden. For more wildflower gardening tips and advice, visit www.plantlife.org.uk/wildflower_garden