Buzz

The best way to prevent pests in your garden? By attracting natural enemies to your garden! The blooming flowers will attract bees, butterflies and other pollinators to your garden. As a result, birds will come to your garden to eat the insects. A biodiverse garden makes everyone happy!

This perennial native mixture is specially formulated to attract wild bees, butterflies and other pollinators.

The Buzz mixture is suitable for all soil types.

1. Dosage
Use an average of 1 gram per m² and a maximum of 1.5 - 2 grams per m² for a flowery result. Do not sow more than the recommended dosage to ensure that the plants do not crowd each other.

If you sow in combination with other mixtures, ensure a ratio of 1:5 (Buzz: other mixtures) in seeds. Do not sow grasses!

2. When to sow
Preferably between August and October. It is also possible to sow from early March to mid-May.

3. Shelf life
The advice is to sow the product within one year of receipt.

4. Location
Sow in a sunny spot in the garden, in well-drilled and not too wet soil. Suitable for all soil types.

5. Management
For lasting results, it is recommended to re-sow every three years. Mow and remove the grass in the period from November to February, avoid this in the summer. This way, birds can still find winter food before it is removed.

It is advisable to loosen or dig through one third of the flower meadow superficially every year. This ensures that annual and biennial varieties can germinate and flower again.

Buzz flower mixture contains annual, biennial and perennial plants. This means that some plants will only bloom for one season and then die. Other plants survive longer and bloom, for example, in the second year. The plants grow to a height of 30-140 cm. The flowering period is from May to November. For a lasting result, it is recommended to re-sow every three years.

1. Content
2g

2. Composition
Anchusa officinalis - Common ox tongue
Anthemis arvensis - False chamomile
Anthemis tinctoria - Yellow chamomile
Berteroa incana - Graywort
Carum carvi - Caraway
Centaurea cyanus - Cornflower
Cichorium intybus - Wild chicory
Daucus carota - Carrot
Dipsacus fullonum - Large teasel
Echium vulgare - Snakewort
Erodium cicutarium - Common heron's bill
Fumaria officinalis - Common chervil
Geranium dissectum - Slip-leaved cranesbill
Glebionis segetum - Yellow goose flower
Isatis tinctoria - Woad
Leucanthemum vulgare - Common daisy
Lotus corniculatus var. corniculatus - Common trefoil
Malva moschata - Musk mallow
Malva sylvestris - Large mallow
Matricaria chamomilla - True chamomile
Melilotus albus - White sweet clover
Melilotus officinalis - Lemon yellow honey clover
Oenothera biennis - Middle evening primrose
Oenothera glazioviana - Large evening primrose
Onopordum acanthium - Road thistle
Papaver dubium - Pale poppy
Papaver rhoeas - Large poppy
Raphanus raphanistrum - Knopherik
Reseda lutea - Wild reseda
Reseda luteola - Kite
Saponaria officinalis - Soapwort
Securigera varia - Variegated crownwort
Sinapis arvensis - Herik
Tripleurospermum maritimum - Odorless chamomile
Verbascum densiflorum - Stem candle
Verbascum phlomoides - Imperial Candle
Vicia sativa subsp. angustifolia - Narrow vetch
Vicia villosa - Variegated vetch

3. Origin
Sustainably produced by Cruydt-Hoeck wild seed nursery.