With a mix of Scilla, Chionodoxa, Crocus, Fritillary & Narcissi, the colour palette is ‘Cool Spring’, with a mix of creams, pale blues & purples and works particularly well with our Landscape 34 or our Shade Tolerant wildflower mixes.
The bulbs will provide flowers from February – May and are suitable for sunny or part shaded areas.
Quantites:
1 x bag contains 250 bulbs (covers approx 8m²)
1 x crate contains 2000 bulbs (covers approx. 65m²)
Species included:
Crocus Harleem mix (Jeanne darc, Flower record, Pickwick & Grand maitre) / Flowering: Feb-March / 10-15cm
Misczenko Squill (Scilla mischtschenkoana) / Flowering: March / 10-20cm
Glory of the Snow mix (Chionodoxa luciliae, Chionodoxa luciliae alba and Chinodoxa violet beauty)/ Flowering: March – April / 10 – 15cm
Russian Snowdrop (Puschkinia libanotica) / Flowering: March – April / 10 – 20cm
Wild Daffodil (Pseudonarcissus) / Flowering: April / 30-40 cm
Snake’s Head Fritillary (Fritillaria meleagris) / Flowering: April – May / Height: 10 – 20cm
English Bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) / Flowering: April – May / Height: 15 – 30cm
Bag: BLBNSBAG / Crate: BLBNSCR
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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