This colourful bulb mix works beautifully with both the more subtle native wildflower Landscape 34 wildflower mixes or our more colourful Native Enriched wildflower mix.
This selection of bulbs flower May – August and all will grow to a substantial height that sees their flowers at the same level or slightly above the main flowering layer of the turf at that time. The tall straight stems provide an interesting structural perspective against the wispier nature of the wildflowers and provides a lovely design juxtaposition for artistic landscapes.
This selection of bulbs will also work in conjunction with the Spring mixes and ideally you could lay both types together for a succession of structure & colour.
Quantites:
1 x bag contains 160 bulbs (covers approx 5m²)
1 x crate contains 1550 bulbs (covers approx. 50m²)
Species included:
Dutch Garlic (Allium purple Sensation) / Flowering: May / 80cm
Sicilian Honey Garlic (Nectaroscordum siculum) / Flowering: May – June / 80cm
Star of Bethlehem (Ornithogalum moskou) / Flowering: May- June / 60 – 80cm
Gladioli (Gladiolus byzantinus) / Flowering: May- June / 50 – 60cm
Black Garlic (Allium nigrum) / Flowering: June – July / 80cm
Round Headed Garlic (Allium sphaerocephalon)/ Flowering: June – August / Height: 80 – 90cm
Bag: BLBBBBAG / Crate: BLBBBCR
Meadows are a type of grassland habitat, so by definition they should contain a good proportion of grasses. Grasses are fundamental to the health of these habitats. Grasses play a vital role in offering structural support, texture, and ecological balance. They also support biodiversity, providing food and habitats for numerous species, including birds, insects and mammals. Grasses however in the right environment will naturally colonise and can overpower slower growing wildflowers.
If grasses become too dominant they will prevent the…
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