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Flowers

  • This mixture contains more than 20 different species, including meadow bellflower, knapweed, scabious, horn clover and spring primrose and is particularly good for butterflies. Should be cut once or twice a year (summer/autumn).
    €6.15
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  • Mixture with at least 20 species for poor to nutrient-rich areas, including ryegrass, red fescue, daisy, small meadow button and knapweed. Under heavy traffic and frequent cutting (4 to 9 times a year), some fertilization is recommended. Sowing density: 5g/m².
    €6.15
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  • This mix is suitable for dry sunny locations poor in nutrients. It consists of at least 27 types of flower which attract moths and bats.
  • This mix for meadows on poor soils consists of at least 58 species of flower. Typical examples are wild clary, pigeon scabious, wild marjoram, Saint John’s wort and European Michaelmas-daisy.
  • Field herbs provide habitats that are needed by many beneficial insects. This mixture consists of over 15 different field herbs, including cornflower, real caraway, real chamomile, field black cumin and wild mallow.
    €6.15
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  • Mixture of over 25 species of wildflowers, including daisies, sainfoin, oregano, Carthusian pinks, hawkweed-like bittercress. For very barren soils and areas of gravel. Depending on the location, it may not require cutting at all or twice a year at the most.
    €6.15
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  • Mixture of over 20 species of wildflowers, including knapweed, ribwort, horn clover, daisy and yarrow. Particularly suitable for sowing into existing nutrient-poor grassland. Before sowing, scarify the lawn well and then sow the seeds in the bald areas.
    €6.15
    01020304050607080910111213

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