Flower mixture -low

This annual flower mixture, low-growing, reaches a height of approximately 30 cm. The mixture is very varied and includes:

houndstongue, small lupine, mignonette, catchfly, rose of heaven, and cowherb.

The composition may vary slightly depending on the availability of the various flowers during the selling season.

Sow thinly in situ in April-May.

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

• Ensure the area is level, superficially cultivated, and weed-free.
• A flower mixture cannot be sown into an already vegetated border or lawn, as this will result in poor emergence.
• Sow the flower mixture thinly broadcast or in shallow rows.
• It is optimal if the soil is lightly pressed after sowing, so that the seeds make good contact with the earth.
• Then water or wait for rain.

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