Biodoversity Net Gain (BNG) Compliant Wildflower Seed Mixtures
Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is a mandatory requirement in England, under Schedule 7A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, ensuring that new developments leave nature in a measurably better state by delivering at least a 10% net gain in biodiversity.
At Meadowmania, we supply UK-native wildflower seed mixes tailored to the habitat types defined by UKHab and NVC classifications. Whether you’re restoring grassland, creating species-rich margins, or enhancing biodiversity units on a development site, we’ll help ensure your seed mix aligns with the correct target habitat.
Creating habitats that meet Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirements? Our wildflower seed mixtures are designed to help you deliver measurable ecological outcomes in line with the BNG framework — and we’re here to make that process as easy and accurate as possible.
Our mixes are designed to reflect the structure and diversity needed for habitats like lowland meadows, calcareous grassland, and wet grassland — helping you tick the right boxes for BNG.
We carry one of the widest ranges of British wildflower species in our seed house. That means if one of the below standard mixtures doesn’t fully match your target habitat, we can adjust the mix by adding key species to help you meet the required thresholds.
Creating habitats that meet Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirements? Our wildflower seed mixtures are designed to help you deliver measurable ecological outcomes in line with the BNG framework — and we’re here to make that process as easy and accurate as possible.
At Meadowmania, we supply UK-native wildflower seed mixes tailored to the habitat types defined by UKHab and NVC classifications. Whether you’re restoring grassland, creating species-rich margins, or enhancing biodiversity units on a development site, we’ll help ensure your seed mix aligns with the correct target habitat.
We regularly work with ecologists, landscape architects, and developers to ensure the seed mix supports their project goals — not just in theory, but in practice. If you’ve got a species list from a UKHab survey, a target condition score, or a restoration spec, we can help align your mix with it.
