Restore and Enrich Mix 1kg
This wild flower mixture contains 22 native species of wild flowers (100%). Specially formulated for over-seeding into existing grassland. Even when grass is cut tight and raked, it is important to use the right species to establish, flourish and compete.
100% Wild Flowers
8% Corncockle, 2% Field Poppy, 3% Corn Marigold, 2% Corn Chamomile, 5% Cornflower, 4% Birds Foot Trefoil, 3% Red Clover, 6% Meadow Buttercup, 6% Red Campion, 5% White Campion, 7% Common Knapweed, 5% Lady's Bedstraw, 5% Oxeye Daisy, 5% Ribwort Plantain, 5% Salad Burnet, 5% Selfheal, 5% Common Sorrel, 2% Yarrow, 4% Yellow Rattle, 6% Wild Carrot, 3% Meadow Sweet.
Sowing Rate: 3g/m2
Wetland and Pond Edge Mix 1kg
This wild flower mixture contains 22 native species of wild flowers (100%). Species in this mixture are frequently found in grassland alongside streams, ponds and rivers and will also thrive in wet low lying land. Avoid sowing if there is imminent risk of flooding.
100% Wild Flowers:
5% Hedge Bedstraw, 4% Greater Birds Foot Trefoil, 8% Buttercup Meadow, 6% Red Campion, 1% Common Figwort, 2% Gipsywort, 2% Hard Rush, 1% Hemp Agrimony, 10% Yellow Flag Iris, 2% Ladys Bedstraw, 2% Purple Loosestrife, 2% Marsh Woundwort, 7% Medowsweet, 5% Pendulous Sedge, 2% Pepper Saxifrage, 4% Ragged Robin, 4% Devils Bit Scabious, 9% Selfheal, 3% Sneezewort, 2% Square Stalked St John's Wort, 5% Water Avens, 8% Wild Angelica.
Sowing Rate: 3g/m2
Jour De Fete 400g
Ideally suited to screen areas or provide height as Jour De Fete can reach a height of approximately one metre. With stunning flowers from early July to October, the mixture has good drought tolerance and will attract a multitude of insects and butterflies. Rich and classical, a real festival of colour. Colour splashes are supplied in 400g metallic cans which can sow approx 500 to 1000m2
Jour De Fete Contains 5 Species: • Centaurea mixed • Cosmos Bipinnatus Sensation • Cosmos Sulfurates • Zinnia Sunbow • Tithonia Torch
Insect and Bird Attractant Mix 1kg
This wild flower mixture contains 19 native species of wild flowers (100%). This mixture contains species to attract butterflies, bees and other insects during the summer and produce seeds/grains for wild birds to feed on during the winter months.
100% Wild Flowers:
5% Birds Foot Trefoil, 5% Salad Burnet, 15% Dwarf Sunflower, 3% Goats Beard, 2% Rough Hawkbit,
5% Common Knapweed, 5% Greater Knapweed, 5% Linseed, 3% Corn Marigold, 2% Marjoram, 5% White Millet, 5% Phacelia, 5% Quinoa, 10% Field Scabious, 5% Selfheal, 5% Common Sorrel, 5% Teasel, 5% Tufted Vetch, 5% Wild Carrot.
Sowing Rate: 3g/m2
100% Cornfield Annuals Mix 1kg
This wild flower mixture contains 6 native species of wild flowers (100%). Cornfield Annuals is a popular mixture bringing together all the elements needed to produce a field of traditional wild flowers that reflect how meadows would look if they were left to grow wild.
100% Wild Flowers:
10% Corn Poppy, 20% Corn Flower, 10% Corn Marigold, 40% Corn Cockle, 5% Corn Chamomile, 15% White Campion.
Sowing Rate: 3g/m2
Douce France 400g
This is a shorter prolific flowering mixture that can reach a height of 0.5 metre. Flowering from June to October and will survive on the better soil types. Douce France can produce a fantastic display that will also compete well against weeds. Colour splashes are supplied in 400g metallic cans which can sow approx 500 to 1000m2
Douce France Contains 5 Species: • Centaurea Polka Dot • Zinnia Sunbow • Cosmos Trianon • Eschscholtzia • South Pacific Beauty
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