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Butterfly and Bumble Bee | Bee Mixes
Butterfly and bee seed mix
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All things bright and beautiful bee & butterfly Wildflower
Our Bees & Pollinators wildflower mix is a bountiful blend of wildflowers recommended on the RHS Plants for Pollinators list. Our team expertly picked each wildflower based on its attracting abilities while still maintaining a mix that is colourful, cohesive and ideal for most soil types.
Key features
- Suitable for sandy or clay soil
- Butterfly food from spring to fall
- Single and perennial species
- Attracts bees and other species
- Low maintenance throughout the season
Ratings:
★★★★★☆☆☆☆☆
Annual
★★★★★★★★★★
Clay soil
★★★★★★★★★★
Perennial
★★★★★★☆☆☆☆
Sandy soil
★★★★★★★★☆☆
Spring sowing
★★★★★★★★★☆
Height
★★★★★★★★★★
Autumn sowing
★★★★★★★★★★
Safe and biodiversity
Butterfly and bumble bee seeds mixture composition
Common name
Scientific name
Germination time
Germination temperature
Flowering colour
Height cm
Bloom time
Perennial flax
Linum perenne
3 to 4 weeks
18 and 20 °C
Dark blue, white
30 - 60
May to August
Alpine forget me not
Myosotis alpestris
3 to 4 weeks
20 and 21 °C
Blue
30 - 60
April to May
Yarrow
Achillea millefolium
3 to 4 weeks
21 and 22 °C
Yellow
20 - 45
May to August
Garden pink
Dianthus plumarius
2 to 3 weeks
15 and 21 °C
Red, pink, purple
20 -30
May to September
Great burnet
Sanguisorba officinalis
3 to 4 weeks
10 and 13 °C
Deep red bottlebrush
25 - 30
June to August
Musk mallow
Malva moschata
2 to 3 weeks
21 and 23 °C
Rose pink
60 - 90
July to September
Greater celandine
Chelidonium majus
2 to 4 weeks
20 and 22 °C
Yellow four petals
30 - 45
May to August
Water avens
Geum rivale
3 to 4 weeks
18 and 22 °C
Red, yellow, maroon
20 - 60
April to September
Oxeye daisy
Leucanthemum vulgare
3 to 4 weeks
15 and 20 °C
White, yellow
10 - 40
May to August
Sweet william
Dianthus barbatus
2 to 3 weeks
15 and 21 °C
Pink, red, white
15 - 70
June to August
European columbine
Aquilegia vulgaris
2 to 3 weeks
20 and 22 °C
Purple, white, pink
60 - 70
June to August
Pot marigold
Calendula officinalis
3 to 4 weeks
10 and 12 °C
Orange, yellow
30 - 60
May to June
Cornflower
Centaurea cyanus
2 to 3 weeks
16 and 21 °C
Blue, pink, white
40 - 85
May to July
Corn poppy
Papaver rhoeas
2 to 3 weeks
16 and 24 °C
Red, purple, white
10 - 50
June to August
Silver dollar
Lunaria annua
2 to 3 weeks
18 and 20 °C
Violet, purple
60 - 100
June to August
Garden candytuft
Iberis umbellata
2 to 3 weeks
18 and 22 °C
Blue, pink, purple, white
15 - 45
April to May
Corn cockle
Agrostemma githago
2 to 3 weeks
10 and 12 °C
Purple
60 - 120
April to May
Borage
Borago officinalis
2 to 3 weeks
23 and 37 °C
Blue
30 - 50
April to May
Baby´s breath
Gypsophila elegans
2 to 3 weeks
20 and 22 °C
Light pink
25 - 50
May to August
Larkspur
Delphinum consolida
2 to 3 weeks
10 and 13 °C
Blue
30 - 60
May to August
Garden catchfly
Silene armeria
2 to 3 weeks
15 and 21 °C
Pink, white, red, rose
30 - 45
May to September
Aegean wallflower
Cheiranthus cheiri
2 to 3 weeks
12 and 18 °C
Yellow, dark red shades
30 - 60
April to May
Viper’s bugloss
Echium vulgare
2 to 3 weeks
15 and 40 °C
Blue
30 - 100
June to August
Foxglove
Digitalis purpurea
3 to 4 weeks
15 and 18 °C
Pink, lavender, apricot
90 - 150
June to September
Red flax
Linum grandiflorum
3 to 4 weeks
10 and 12 °C
Blue, red
15 - 30
May to August
Flower Identificator
Perennial flax
Alpine forget me not
Yarrow
Garden pink
Great burnet
Musk mallow
Greater celandine
Water avens
Oxeye daisy
Sweet william
European columbine
Pot marigold
Cornflower
Corn poppy
Silver dollar
Garden candytuft
Corn cockle
Borage
Baby´s breath
Larkspur
Garden catchfly
Aegean wallflower
Viper’s bugloss
Foxglove
Red flax
Packaging solution for the butterfly and bumble bee wildflower seed mat roll
Technical specifications
Product name:
Butterfly and Bee 120 m2.
EAN CODE
7350 00309 0236
Material and contents per m2
Specification
Net weight:
approx. 80 grams per m2
Flower seed mixes:
approx. 5 grams per m2
Cellulose fiber:
approx. 70 grams per m2
MOQ
4 pcs EUR-pallet = 120 x 80x 215cm
Roll Dimensions:
2.40 m x 50 m = 120 m2.
Attribute:
Annual Wildflower Mixture
Net weight:
9.6 kg
Download the data sheet in PDF format
Technical specifications
Product name:
Butterfly and Bee 60 m2.
EAN CODE
7350 00309 0236
Material and contents per m2
Specification
Net weight:
approx. 80 grams per m2
Flower seed mixes:
approx. 5 grams per m2
Cellulose fiber:
approx. 70 grams per m2
MOQ
20 pcs EUR-pallet = 120 x 80x 215cm
Roll Dimensions:
1.20 m x 50 m = 60 m2.
Attribute:
Annual Wildflower Mixture
Net weight:
4.8 kg
Download the data sheet in PDF format
Technical specifications
Product name:
Butterfly and Bee 5 m2.
EAN CODE
7350 00309 0236
Material and contents per m2
Specification
Net weight:
approx. 80 grams per m2
Flower seed mixes:
approx. 5 grams per m2
Cellulose fiber:
approx. 70 grams per m2
MOQ
375 pcs EUR-pallet = 120 x 80x 215cm
Roll Dimensions:
0.80 cm x 12.50 m = 5 m2.
Attribute:
Annual Wildflower Mixture
Net weight:
0.7 kg
Download the data sheet in PDF format
When is the best time to plant our wildflower seeds mats?
For best results sow in March/April or in September.
Wildflowers add a great variety of vibrant and versatile blooms to your garden, but that is not the only thing they offer! They are also a vital food source for bees and pollinators and provide year-round habitat for local wildlife, especially birds.
Autumn is the best time to sow wildflower seeds. Planting wildflower seeds during this season gives you the earliest display of wildflowers the following year. However, wildflower seeds can be planted throughout the year and will begin to bloom around 60-80 days. Be aware that it may be the case that your newly-planted wildflower seeds do not bloom until after their first winter season.
Germination: 4 to 6 weeks in ideal conditions.
Height: 30-60 cm
Content: 25 Annual and perennial wildflowers
Seed rate: about 3-5 gr/m²
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Watering wildflowers FAQs
Should you water wildflowers?
Established wildflowers don’t need extra watering. However, wildflower seedlings and young plants should be watered until they become established.
What time of day should you water wildflowers?
Morning is the best time of day to water wildflowers. This prevents them from sitting in wet soil overnight or losing too much water during hot afternoons.
How long should you water the wildflower garden?
When starting a wildflower garden, water annual wildflower seedlings for approximately six weeks until they become established.
