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Transform your garden by adding a sunny touch to your terraces, flowerbeds and flowerbeds.

Each mix of floral seeds will prove to be a true awakening for the senses, punctuating your natural space with delicate fragrances and invigorating colors.

This mix contains 17 varieties of popular annuals, biennials, and perennials to ensure an abundance of color from May to October.

Source of savings: Reduction of areas to be mowed.

Grows in the sun.

Encourage the return of nature to the city: An exceptional visual effect, ideal for flower lovers.

Contribution to sustainable management and promotes biodiversity: Ideal mixture to create a habitat suitable for pollinators whose presence is vital for agriculture and human beings.

1 kg contains: 125 g of wild flowers and 875 g of buckwheat hulls.

175g contains: 25g of wildflowers and 150g of buckwheat hulls - covers 25m2

New seed coverage : 1 kg covers 25 m 2 / 265 ft 2

Instructions for use

1 - The surface must be cleared of all debris, rocks and piles of earth. Dig to a depth of 10 cm (4 inches) then level the ground.

2 - Shake the bag to mix the seeds and the substrate well. Sow the mixture by broadcasting, cover with a thin layer of soil of about 6 mm (1/4 inch)

3 - Water regularly so that the seedbed is moist and not saturated with water, until the seedlings are established, then occasionally in summer

Recipe (may vary)

20% Lupinus perennis, 15% Gypsophila elegans, 10% Cheitranthus allinoii, 10% Helianthus annuus, 7% Coreopsis tinctoria, 6% Centurea cyanus, 5% Delphinum consolida, 5% Echinacea purpurea, 4% Linum rubrum, 4% Silene armeria, 3% Coreopsis lanceolata, 3% Eschscholzia californica, 2% Chrysanthenum macimum, 2% Papaver rhoeas, 2% Rudbeckia hirta, 1% Gaillardia aristata and 1% Linaria maroccana.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Quelles fleurs attirent le plus les abeilles au Québec ?

La phacélie, la bourrache, le trèfle, la monarde, l'agastache, l'asclépiade, le tournesol et le souci comptent parmi les plus visitées. Privilégiez les fleurs simples, à un seul rang de pétales : les fleurs doubles sont souvent stériles et n'offrent ni nectar ni pollen.

Comment nourrir les pollinisateurs toute la saison ?

En échelonnant les floraisons. Printemps : pissenlit, bourrache, phacélie semée tôt. Été : monarde, agastache, tournesol, souci, bleuet. Fin de saison : asclépiade, verge d'or, sarrasin, trèfle. Semez par îlots d'au moins un mètre carré plutôt qu'en plants isolés : les butineuses repèrent les masses de couleur.

Faut-il installer une ruche pour aider les abeilles ?

Non, et c'est parfois contre-productif. L'abeille domestique est un animal d'élevage qui entre en concurrence avec les centaines d'espèces d'abeilles sauvages indigènes, plus menacées. Semer des fleurs mellifères, laisser des zones de sol nu et renoncer aux pesticides aide davantage.

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