Greenfield Wildflower and Herb Meadow with Grasses 10kg

A colorful flora with native field and meadow flowers. This combination of meadow flowers, annual field flowers, herbs, grasses and clover species is suitable for all parts of the country and develops over the years into a long-lasting meadow with beautiful and colorful flora. At the same time, this mixture is a paradise for butterflies and bees! This flower meadow only needs to be mown once in early spring and once after the flowers have finished blooming in September.

wildflower and herb meadow

5% Agrostis capillaris HIGHLAND
1% Anthoxanthum odoratum 98/80
15% Festuca trachyphylla BORNITO
5 % Bromus erectus 98 / 80
10% Festuca rubra com. OMBRETTA
5% Phleum pratense CLIMAX
5% Arrhenatherum elatius ARONE
2% Onobrychis sativa HS
1% Trifolium incarnatum CONTEA
1% Lotus corniculatus LEO
5% Poa pratensis BROOKLAWN
30% Festuca rubra rubra REVERENT
15% wildflower and herb mixture
(with 50 different species)

Seed quantity: 0.5 kg for 50 sqm
1.0 kg for 100 sqm
10 kg for 1,000 square meters

Miscellaneous:
Application: For sunny locations
Load capacity: Very low
Feature: Paradise for butterflies and bees
Care requirements: 2 cuts per year

Flower meadow, (wildflowers - herb meadow), 1 kg.

Colorful flora with native field and meadow flowers

Characteristics
Combination of meadow flowers, annual field flowers, herbs, grasses and clover species. Suitable for all parts of the country, over the years it develops into a long-lasting meadow with flowering flora.



sowing date
The best time is spring and autumn, with autumn offering additional advantages: the soil is still warm from the summer, which is very important for germination, and there are usually frequent rain showers, which saves you from having to water extra.

soil preparation
1. Dig or till the area.

2. Rake and level the surface.

3. Leave the area to rest for about 14 days and allow the weeds in the topsoil to germinate.

4. Loosen the area with a rake to a depth of 2-3 cm and remove the weeds.

5. Fertilization is not necessary.

6. Level out any remaining unevenness in the floor.



sowing
1. Pour the seeds into a bucket and stir by hand (ensures optimal condition of the mixture for sowing).

2. Spread the seeds very evenly over the area (approx. 10gr./m²) to obtain a harmonious flower meadow (if possible in 2 steps, lengthways and crossways).

3. Roll the surface (alternatively, you can attach two boards with a rope under your shoes and walk evenly over the surface with them; this will also give you a flat surface).

4. Water the area immediately after sowing, if possible with a very fine sprinkler so as not to damage the seedbed.