Bee flower mix

The Tübinger mixture is ideally suited to attract butterflies and bees into the garden and to provide the bees and butterflies with food from April to September.

The mixture of seeds consists of: Phacelia, buckwheat, yellow mustard, coriander, damsel in green, marigold, cornflower, radish, malva, cucumber, dill, serradella and sunflower. Specially selected for the bees!

With this mix you help the bees in the Netherlands to provide the bees with nectar all season long with beautiful flowers. Unfortunately, the bees could also use a helping hand in the Netherlands

Description

sow

You can sow directly in the ground around mid-March to mid-June. It is important that the soil is free of weeds to increase the chance of germination. Possibly with a thin layer of worm manure after scattering so that the seed is lightly covered and can germinate better. After this, only a watering can of water or a rain shower remains.

Bloom:

The mixture starts to flower around April and ends around mid-September.

The mix can be ordered in:

5 Grams enough for 2.5 m2 flower garden
10 Grams enough for 5 m2 flower garden
100 Grams enough for 50 m2 flower garden

Cultivation in open ground

Sowing time: mid-March to mid-June.
Flowering period: April to September

Other specifications

Package contents: 5 grams (2.5 m2), 10 grams (5 m2), 100 grams (for 50 m2)
Plant height: 20-120 cm
Location: Sun Between the rows: 30 cm
Bee plant: attracts bees and butterflies.

Seed mixture of phacelia, buckwheat, yellow mustard, coriander, love-in-a-mist, calendula, cornflower, oilseed radish, mallow, borage, dill, serradella and sunflower.

1. Sow directly in weed-free open ground from mid-March to mid-June.
2. Optionally cover the seed lightly with a thin layer of worm castings.
3. Then water with a watering can or allow rainfall to moisten the seed.
4. Keep approximately 30 cm between rows.

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