Wildflower Mix - Biodiversity - 62 varieties (100g for 50 m2)

Enjoy the richness of nature!

The "Wildflower Mix - Biodiversity" is a unique blend for those seeking a diverse and floral-filled garden. This mix, containing 62 annual and perennial flowers, promises a breathtaking sight, whether in your garden, public green spaces, roadsides, dykes, or embankments. Growing to a height between 80 and 100 cm, it offers a floral display in hues of blue, yellow, green, orange, purple, red, pink, and more.

But this mix isn't just about aesthetics. It also exudes a delightful fragrance that draws butterflies and bees, playing a pivotal role in boosting the biodiversity in your vicinity.

By choosing the "Wildflower Mix - Biodiversity," you're not only elevating the beauty of your space but also supporting the preservation of our nature and its residents.

Opt for the Wildflower Mix - Biodiversity and curate your personal wildflower haven.

Composition

This mix includes 62 native wildflowers; achillea millefolium, adonis aestivalis, agrostemma githago, alyssum benthamii, anagallis arvensis, anethum graveolen, anthemis tinctoria, aquilegia vulgaris, calendula officinalis, centaurea cyanus, cheiranthus cheiri, cheiranthus maritimus, chrysanthemum leucanthemum, chrysanthemum segetum, cichorium intybus, coreopsis lanceolata, coreopsis tinctoria, coriandrum sativum, cynoglossum amabile, daucus carota, delphinium consolida, dianthus, plumarius, digitalis purpurea, dipsacus sativus, echium plantagineum, eschscholzia caespitosa, gilia capitata, gypsophila elegans, hesperis matronalis, iberis amara, lavatera trimestris, limnanthes douglasii, linaria maroccana, linum usitatissimum. lupinus angustifolius, lupinus, hartwegii, lupinus luteus, lupinus perennis, malope trifada, malva moschata, malva sylvestris, matricaria chamomilla, matthiola longipetala, melandrium album, myostis alpestris, nigella damascena, nigella orientalis, oenothera lamarckiana, papaver glaucum, papaver paeoniflorum, papaver rhoeas, plantago lanceolata, prunella vulgaris, reseda odorata, rumex acetosa, saponaria vaccaria, silene armeria, silene vulgaris, tanacetum vulgare, verbena tenuisecta, viola cornuta, viscaria oculata

Features

✔ Contains 62 different types of native wildflower seeds

✔ Increases biodiversity, supporting various animal species and insects

✔ Enhances soil quality through the addition of organic matter and nutrient release

✔ Offers a stunning floral display with an array of colors and fragrances

✔ Attracts a myriad of butterflies and bees, fostering a bustling ecosystem

✔ Eco-friendly with only indigenous species

✔ Easy to maintain and promises a splendid flower show with minimal effort.

Instructions

For New Sowing

To establish a captivating wildflower garden, follow these steps:

1. Turn the soil up to a depth of 30 cm and eliminate weeds. Level the ground and prepare a seedbed.
2. Begin sowing around the garden's edges.
3. Next, sow across the garden's length and breadth.
4. Rake the seeds lightly into the soil (no deeper than 5mm).
5. Walk or roll over the seeds, pressing them firmly into the soil.
6. Post-sowing, keep the soil moist to promote successful germination.

For Maintenance of a Perennial Flower Meadow

Mow at a height of 10 cm when about 70% of the vegetation is in bloom. For infertile soils, one mowing session, usually in September when the seeds mature, suffices. For fertile soils, mow twice: first in June/July and then in September. After mowing, leave the cuttings for a few days so that seeds can disperse, then remove. We recommend mowing in stages to ensure continuous pollen availability for bees and butterflies.

Dosage

Seeding density: 2 grams per 1 m²

Sowing period: March – September.