Samen Maier Organic Beneficial Insect Meadow "Summ-Summ Wiese", 1 item

German packaging; Bio Nützlingsweide Summ-Summ Wiese

This meadow invites useful insects to stop by and have a bite to eat! No wonder, since it is full of valuable beneficial plants, which provide industrious bees, dazzling butterflies and numerous other useful garden residents with valuable pollen and nectar. If you'd like to see more bees in your garden, this mix is just right for you.

Benefits:

• Provides bees and other beneficial insects with a diverse food base well into autumn
• Mix of annual and perennial varieties for short and long-term flowers
• Suitable for garden and flower boxes
• Sow outdoors on loose soil or in a bed

How to sow the seeds:

• Find lean, unfertilised, nutrient-poor soil.
• Remove plants, roots and lawn.
• Loosen the soil with a rake and rake it out.
• Mix sand into heavy soils.
• Sow the seeds, mix the seeds in well by raking and press the seeds lightly down with a shovel.
• Make sure to keep the soil moist during germination.
• Mow the beneficial pasture once or twice a year in July / or and in late autumn.

Contents:

Hollyhocks, marigolds, summer asters, safflowers, cornflowers, cosmea, Sweet William, gypsophila, sunflowers, Love in a Mist, Common Bird's Foot, Tagetes Carmen, Tagetes Primo Yellow, zinnia, borage, Crown daisies, coriander, garden cress, lovage, basil, lemon balm, thyme, Common Vetch, Phacelia Mira, red clover "Reichersberger Neu", yellow mustard "Carnella", buckwheat "billy" (sample mix)

Some of these varieties bloom in the first year. They then drop seeds and bloom again the following year.

• Wild flowers by Samen Maier are packed in grass paper. This paper is produced from rapidly renewable raw grass and is made without the use of chemicals. It also uses significantly less energy and water than conventional paper. It is a sustainable and particularly environmentally friendly packaging material.