Friendly Flowers XL Lady Bug flowers 50m²

This paradise for ladybugs consists of more than 20 kinds of flowers and is carefully formulated to be very attractive for ladybugs. They are next, for children, funny also very useful insects, which feed among other things, with many small insects, including aphids.

The soil improver contains many nutrients and improves the soil structure and fertility to give the flowers everything they need to become strong and healthy.

Flower mixture selected by colour
Months of flower opulence
Attractive to bees and butterflies

Contains: 80 grams of seed + 1.8 kg of soil improver, is enough for 50m²

€14.90 incl. 9% BTW

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Description

Lady Bug Summer flowers

This flower mix consists of around 20 types of seeds of annual and colour-selected flowers. A surprise mix of flowers in varying shades of blue that are incredibly attractive to butterflies.

The soil improver contains many nutrients and improves the soil structure and fertility to give the flowers everything they need to become strong and healthy.

Flower mixture selected by colour
Months of flower opulence
Attractive to bees and butterflies

Contains: 80 grams of seed + 1.8 kg of soil improver, is enough for 50m²

Sowing Instructions

Remove any stones, weeds, plant debris, etc. in the sowing area.
Mix the soil improver and the seed together in a large bowl.
Sow the mixture as evenly as possible, approximately 50g per m2. Sow from front to back and from side to side.
After sowing, press the soil lightly (e.g. with a plank) to ensure that the seeds are in good contact with the soil.
Carefully water the sown area and keep it moist until the seeds germinate.

Tip
Allow the flowers to complete its life cycle so it sets seed for the following year. Annuals will then re-sow themselves and you will have flowers again the following year. For an even better result in spring, you can cut the biennials at 10-15 cm above the ground in October.