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Wild Flower Turf offers a beautiful, vibrant, and low-maintenance meadow-like lawn.
It’s the most popular turf for designing a biodiverse, attractive, and colourful garden, and is ideal for low-maintenance lawns.

Want to enhance your garden year after year with minimal maintenance? Wild Flower Turf will create the meadow paradise you're looking to create.
As well as bringing a beautiful splash of colour to your outdoor space, our wild flower grass turf is a pollinator's dream with lots of benefits.
Offering a rich source of nectar, this lawn will become a firm favourite of local bees, butterflies, birds, and small mammals, creating an eco-friendly habitat and a calming place to relax.
As landscapers and gardeners become increasingly aware of biodiversity, Wild Flower Turf has fast become one of our best-selling turf products, being the go-to for eco-friendly gardeners and designers across the UK.
Our easy-to-grow turf rolls contain 27 different perennial and annual seeds, like chives and yellow rattle, that will flower throughout the summer. (See our FAQs tab for specific species.)
Growing from seed can be challenging, whereas Wild Flower Turf will provide a blooming haven in an instant.
Our turf also slows soil erosion, acting as a natural canopy against rainfall, wind, and water runoff. This will preserve the soil's nutrients, protect the landscape, and increase the quality of the habitat. Better yet, lawn care is easy; simply cut one to two times a year!
At George Davies Turf, we want to ensure you have exactly what you need to complete your landscaping project to the brief. This is why we are proud to offer different species mixes and plastic-free options should you require. Please contact us to discuss your wild flower lawn turf needs, and we will be happy to assist you.
High-quality products are only half the story at George Davies;Â expert delivery and after-care are just as important. From your very first enquiry to the moment your Wild Flower Turf arrives, every single customer is looked after by our friendly team.
We proudly service Olney, Bedford, St. Albans and the surrounding areas. Operating from our depots in Olney and St. Albans, we can offer a prompt and efficient delivery service for homeowners and professional landscapers alike.
Each delivery of our Wild Flower grass rolls is made on rigid trucks equipped with forklifts. With the use of What3Words, we can place your turf rolls exactly where you need them (within reason).
Long, narrow tracks and gravel driveways are not a problem! Where possible, we can place turf pallets and product bulk bags around the back of your property. All we ask is for 9 ft x 9 ft clear access so the forklifts can get through safely.
Our skilled drivers are highly trained, calm under pressure, and expert problem-solvers when it comes to difficult deliveries. If you have restricted areas, tight entrances, or specific requirements, please tell us when ordering and add notes to your online order.
Trust us when we say: our drivers truly make difficult deliveries easy!
Use our handy turf calculator to work out exactly how much you’ll need for your landscaping project. Simply input your units, garden shape, and garden dimensions, and we’ll provide you with a recommended number of rolls.
Orders for delivery must be a minimum of 10 m².
Yes! Removing organic matter is important because it promotes good airflow, allows the turf to breathe, and encourages new growth the next season.
There are 27 species in our wild flower mix. The perennials are:
The annual flowers include:
We suggest laying your Wild Flower Turf on the same day it’s delivered, or at least within 24 hours. This will maintain the freshness of the turf and important root health.
If you can’t lay it immediately, store the turf in a shaded, cool spot. Unroll a few strips to release heat and lightly water to prevent them from drying out.
Here are our top tips on how to lay Wild Flower Turf.
Although we don’t offer turf laying services, installing your own turf is easy with our specialist guidance! Find out how to lay turf with our comprehensive, user-friendly video by George Davies himself, or even how to measure your garden before placing your order.
To learn more, head to our blog for the best practices for turf laying.
Our blog shares more details on walking on your turf, or head to our YouTube channel, but we recommend waiting up to 3 weeks before enjoying your new turf.
We understand that you may need to walk on it to reach certain areas of your outdoor space, or even to water it, which is why we suggest walking on it as little as possible, avoiding the same path, and wearing smooth-soled shoes.
No, we don’t. We can provide you with 100% plastic-free turf that doesn’t use any polypropylene or plastic membrane.
Yes! You can pick any day that we have availability to deliver your order. We deliver Monday through Friday.
See our depots to see if we deliver to your area.
You can drop your turf pallet off at our depot, either in Olney or St Albans. (Please note that we don’t take other companies’ pallets.)
If you’d rather not make the trip, you can always recycle or upcycle the pallet.
Nope! If you have somewhere specific you’d like us to leave your order, let us know in your order notes. You can even leave out a tarpaulin, wheelbarrow, or bin, etc, with a note saying ‘Please leave here.’
Tools required:
Follow these 4 steps to ensure a smooth and accurate installation of your Wild Flower Turf:
Ensure the ground is fully prepared before laying turf: remove existing turf, weeds, and debris; add a layer of high-quality topsoil; ensure adequate drainage; and level the area.
Start in the top corner of the area and unroll the turf. Ensure you stagger the rolls like a brick wall, butting the edges together so they knit together tightly. Use a knife to carefully cut away any excess around objects, trees, or on curves.
Use wooden boards on top of the freshly rolled turf to walk across. This will gently increase contact between turf and soil, and protect fresh turf from foot indentations.
Water thoroughly and stay off the turf for at least 3 weeks to allow the roots to anchor in.
Whether you’re looking to create a full wild flower meadow or a little pocket of pollinating blooms in your back garden, there are lots of creative ways to incorporate wild flower turf into your landscape. Some of the most popular uses include:
View our Case Studies to see our turf in action.