With this natural and species-rich mixture of wildflowers, herbs and grasses you can create a valuable habitat for bumblebees, bees and butterflies. These insects take over many important tasks in the garden and are therefore irreplaceable for maintaining a functioning ecosystem. Enjoy the dreamy blossoms with the good knowledge that you've supported your local habitat.

Advantages

• Creates a valuable habitat for beneficial insects
• Contains over 80 different species
• High percentage of biennial and perennial plants
• Doesn't grow too busy
• 6 grams of seeds are enough for one square meter of meadow
• Easy to care for: mow just once a year
• Low water requirement

Application

Prepare the soil by creating an even surface with as little plant residue as possible. The area should be absolutely free of problematic root weeds such as Bindweeds or thistles.

Sow from April to October, at temperatures above 10 ° C and before the beginning of humid weather. The optimal sowing time is between the end of April and July.

Per square metre, you should use about 6-7 grams of seed. Sow but do not overwork the seeds into the ground. Tilling the soil helps for uniform germination of the seeds. In humid weather, it takes about 2-5 weeks before the first seeds sprout.

During the first 4 weeks after sowing, you should keep the sown area permanently moist so that the seedlings do not dry out. In windy and dry weather, water several times a day and if necessary, cover the area with fleece.

If many unwanted weeds develop, cut them back after 8-10 weeks. At the same time, you can also ensure that the plants that germinate later receive enough light and water. Be sure to remove the clippings.