Field margin flower mix

This annual wildflower mix contains various classic cultivated plants, including:

buckwheat, crimson clover, phacelia, yellow mustard, blue lupine, and marigold.

The composition may vary slightly depending on the availability of the different flowers during the sales season.

Sow thinly in place in April-May. 

To avoid disappointment with flower mixes, it is very important that the soil is well prepared.

• Ensure the area is level, superficially worked, and weed-free.
• A flower mix cannot be sown through an already overgrown border or lawn, as this will result in poor emergence.
• Sow the flower mix superficially broadcast or shallowly in rows.
• It is optimal if the soil is pressed down briefly after sowing so that the seeds make good contact with the earth.
• Then water or wait for a rain shower.

! When sowing in rows, it is easier to hoe occasionally, and a mix also looks very nice in rows. Another advantage of sowing in rows is that all plants get enough light and compete less with each other.