Annual floral seed 18164

mix of colorsfor gardenfor attracting butterflies

Nectar for little beauties - suited for the cultivation in the garden, tub or flower box Butterflies searching for nectar, and the wild flowers of this seed mix produce an abundance and draw many butterflies into your garden or on your balcony. Cultivation Cultivate your wild flowers in a pot, tub or flower box, or plant them in your garden. The most wild flowers do with an even less-nutritious soil and are happy in a full sunny place, where they can develop a rich blossoming. The best time for seeding would be between March and May. If you intend to plant in a former grass field, you should prepare the soil beforehand. An existing sod can be peeled of with a sharp spade, and then removed. After that, you may dig up the soil a little and break up bigger lumps of earth, before leveling off the area with a rake. Now, you can widely spread the seeds with about 5 to 10 grams per m², and rake them just a few millimeters into the earth since most of the seeds will need sufficient light to germinate. After planting, the soil should be solidified a little bit, for example with a wooden plank, so that the seeds are firmely be embedded in the earth. Shower the potting compost with water and keep it consistently moist over the next few weeks.