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"Pioneering work supplying native plants"Sir David Attenborough
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- Trusted by conservation professionals since 2008
- Plant material with transparent provenance and origin
- Plants and seeds sustainably produced by UK specialists
- Over £160k donated to UK nature charities
- Friendly advice
- Free delivery to mainland UK
- Plant Healthy, DEFRA and B Corporation certified
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Wildflower Plants, Seed & Bulbs
Our destruction of ancient wildflower meadows - at least an estimated 97%...
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What We Offer
Habitat Aid is an award-winning Somerset based B Corp supplying native British trees and shrubs, hedging, wildflower seeds, plants and bulbs. Since 2008, we've worked with a network of small, specialist UK growers and seed harvesters to help our customers create and restore wildlife habitats, from garden ponds and orchards to wildflower meadows.
You will see our suppliers on the individual product pages. Mostly they will send your order directly to you to keep costs and emissions low.
We don't sell much "stuff". We major on a wide and interesting range of plants and seeds — mostly native.
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We believe it's important to know where your trees, plants and seeds come from, and to choose local provenance wherever possible. This matters for biosecurity, genetic diversity and the relationships between native plants and wildlife. Local plants can also be part of our cultural heritage, from traditional apple varieties to locally harvested wildflower meadow seed mixes.
Good British nurseries and specialist wildflower seed producers can be surprisingly difficult to find. We've done that work for you, selecting trusted suppliers who meet our environmental guidelines, including peat-free growing and reducing plastic packaging and chemical use. We also have our wildflower seed mixes randomly tested.
Habitat loss is at the heart of the decline in wildlife in the UK. We can help you fight back and make beautiful oases for nature - orchards, wildflower meadows, ponds, wetlands, hedges, woodland, and wildlife gardens.
Recent Articles
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Garden Plants for Climate Change
Which garden plants can cope with climate change? We look at species surviving summer drought and wet winters, and those that are struggling.
Garden Plants for Climate Change
Which garden plants can cope with climate change? We look at species surviving summer drought and wet winters, and those that are struggling.
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The Apocalypse Tapestry and Climate Change
What a 14th-century masterpiece can tell us about living through crisis - and our response to climate change.
The Apocalypse Tapestry and Climate Change
What a 14th-century masterpiece can tell us about living through crisis - and our response to climate change.
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Why Bumblebees Are Struggling in UK Heatwaves –...
Bumblebees evolved in cooler climates. As UK summers become hotter and drier, many species are reaching their limits. The outlook is worrying, but there are still practical things we can...
Why Bumblebees Are Struggling in UK Heatwaves –...
Bumblebees evolved in cooler climates. As UK summers become hotter and drier, many species are reaching their limits. The outlook is worrying, but there are still practical things we can...
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