Description
Shade Loving wildflower mix boasts a delightful combination of meadow grass, annual wildflowers, and perennial wildflowers. The presence of meadow grass in this blend serves a dual purpose: not only does it prevent the invasion of pesky weeds, but it also creates a welcoming habitat for wildlife. The meadow grass will begin to flourish once temperatures reach 10 degrees Celsius and above. Subsequently, the annual wildflowers will grace the landscape, blooming approximately 60-80 days after sowing. Patience is key with the perennial wildflowers, as they may take up to 12 months to reveal their splendid blossoms.
A mix of annuals, perennials and grasses:
Hedge Woundwort
Rudbeckia
Wild Carrot
Foxglove
Meadow Sweet
Ragged Robin
Ramsons
Wood Sage
Bluebell
Wood Avens
Hedge Parsley (Upright)
Square Stemmed St. Johns Wort
Garlic Mustard
Betony
Corncockle
Corn Poppy
White Campion
Red Campion
Dames Violet
Clustered Bellflower
Forget Me Not
Tall Fescue
Slender Creeping Red Fescue
Crested Dogstail
Strong Creeping Red Fescue
Wood Meadow Grass
Sowing guide:
- Shade Loving seed mix can be planted during the spring months of March and April, as well as in the late summer/early autumn seasons (September and October). Avoid sowing during winter months as the ground is frosty or frozen.
- Prepare the soil. Select an area of unused land, such as a vacant space within a flower bed or a freshly prepared plot, and manually eliminate any weeds present. Afterwards, use a rake to level the surface, ensuring it is smooth and primed for seeding. Fertilising the area is unnecessary.
- Scatter the seeds as evenly as possible across the entire designated area. Cover the seeds with soil.
- Carefully moisten the seeds by lightly spraying them with water.
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