Flower mixture - for insects

With this flower mixture you literally sow nature. Enjoy the colour and scent of this floral splendour. The flowers usually start to smell stronger as the evening falls. This beautiful flower mixture has been specially composed to help insects. You create a beautiful flower meadow that attracts a variety of insects. The mixture consists of annuals, biennials and perennials with which you are guaranteed a wealth of flowers in the following years. Number of species: 19Composition:Anthemis tinctoria - Yellow ChamomileCarum carvi - Caraway cs.Centaurea cyanus - Wild CornflowerChicory - Cichorium IntybusDaucus carota - Wild CarrotEchium vulgare - Viper's BuglossChrysanthemum Glebionis segetum - Yellow ChrysanthemumChrysanthemum leucanthemum - Common DaisyLotus corniculatus - Bird's-foot Trefoil cs.Malva moschata Rose - Musk MallowMalva Sylvestris - Large MallowMatricaria chamomilla - ChamomileMelilotus albus - White Sweet CloverMelilotus officinalis - Yellow Sweet CloverPapaver dubium - Pale PoppyPapaver rhoeas - Single Red/Common PoppyMatricaria maritima Inodora - Scentless ChamomileVerbascum phlomoides - Emperor's MulleinCentaurea jacea Thuillieri - Knotweed Tips for sowingSowing should be done superficially. Very light raking is possible. If the top layer is loosened or roughened up a bit before sowing, raking is often not necessary and a shower of rain can be sufficient. The Flower Mixtures contain many seeds of various shapes and sizes, so it is best to sow them broadcast by hand. In practice, this also works fine for larger areas. It is best to dilute the seeds with a 'filler', such as slightly damp sand or potting soil for a good distribution over the terrain. It is also useful to roughly distribute the seeds and the plot to be sown before sowing. It sometimes happens that a customer suddenly has to order extra seeds because he has already run out of seeds halfway through the plot.