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Meadow Mixture For Sandy Soils

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BFT

Lssr Knapweed

Cowslip

Lady's Bedstraw

Oxeye Daisy

Wild Carrot

Selfheal

 

 

This seed mixture consists of perennial wild flower seeds (20% by weight) and wild grass species (80% by weight).  It contains a mixture of grasses and wild flowers that are adapted to growing on sandy soils.  Sandy soils are usually infertile, well-drained and easy to work, but are prone to drought and so best seeded in autumn or winter to give the plants a chance to establish before the dry summer months.  The plants tend to be deep rooting and tolerant of drought.  All of the wild flower seeds are of British native origin.  The grass seed is of British native wild origin where possible (marked with W).  The seeds should be sown at the rate of 4g per square metre.  The mix will consist of seeds from the following:

Wild Flowers:

§  Lady's Bedstraw
Galium verum
§  Bird's Foot Trefoil 
Lotus corniculatus
§  Bulbous Buttercup
Ranunculus bulbosus 
§  Meadow Buttercup
Ranunculus acris
§  Bladder Campion  
Silene vulgaris 
§  Wild Carrot 

Daucus carota
§  Cowslip

Primula veris
§  Common Knapweed

Centaurea nigra
§  Musk Mallow 
Malva moschata
§  Oxeye Daisy 
Leucanthemum vulgare
§  Hoary Plantain 
Plantago media 
§  Ribwort Plantain
Plantago lanceolata
§  Selfheal
Prunella vulgaris
§  Common Sorrel  
Rumex acetosa
§  Common Toadflax 

Linaria vulgaris
§  Viper's Bugloss 
Echium vulgare 
§  Yarrow
Achillea millefolium

Grasses:

§  Common Bent  
Agrostis capillaris 
§  Smaller Catstail 
Phleum bertolonii 
§  Crested Dogstail

Cynosurus cristatus
§  Slender Creeping Red Fescue
Festuca rubra 
§  Fine-Leaved Sheep's Fescue 

Festuca filiformis
§  Sheep's Fescue 

Festuca ovina
§  Sweet Vernal Grass

Anthoxanthum odoratum

100g @ £20

500g @ £72

1kg @ £104

 

Please contact us for larger quantities

Mdw Buttercup

Yarrow

Musk Mallow

Toadflax

 

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