A curated blend of seven flowering plants designed to provide year-round sustenance for various butterfly and moth species, including caterpillars. This enhancer ensures a continuous food source, especially during spring when nectar is scarce for butterflies and moths emerging from hibernation.
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Product Code: ENC-Bfly
This enhancer includes seven species, each carefully selected to sustain various butterfly and moth species.
Species included are:
Meadow Cranesbill (Geranium pratense)
Greater Knapweed (Centaurea scabiosa)
Wild Marjoram (Origanum vulgare)
Night-flowering catchfly (Silene noctiflora)
Cowslip (Primula veris)
Birdsfoot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus)
Kidney Vetch (Anthyllis vulneraria)
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Butterflies and moths play a crucial role as pollinators, contributing to our food supply and ecosystem health. Their presence serves as an indicator of environmental wellbeing, enriching our natural landscapes with vibrant colours and graceful flights.
This revolutionary wildflower substrate isn’t your average soil. It’s been scientifically engineered and rigorously tested to be the perfect incubator for the wildflower seeds. Compared to traditional methods, this translates to a dramatically improved germination process, giving your wildflowers a head start and a fighting chance to thrive.
Our unique, 100% natural and peat-free formula slashes the full establishment time from years for traditional seeding, to just 3-18 months, depending on sowing season.
The secret lies in Hydropor™, our proprietary ingredient. It acts like a tiny sponge, ensuring seeds efficiently absorb water – the key to kickstarting germination. But it doesn’t stop there. This substrate is designed to maintain the perfect balance of pH and temperature, further optimizing seed growth.
And once your seeds sprout? The nutrient-rich formula in our substrate fuels strong root development and supports vibrant shoot growth, giving the wildflower the best start possible.
Recommended installation in Autumn or Spring.
1. Prepare the Area: Cut existing vegetation, not exceeding 25mm, and remove cuttings.
2. Rake the Soil: Use a rake to expose some soil, where you’ll install the product.
3. Apply the Product: Spread the product to a minimum depth of 15mm either evenly across your designated space or in patches, each roughly 10-20cm in diameter, 30 cm apart from each other.
4. Ensure Contact: Roll or trample the product to ensure good contact with the soil.
5. Water if needed: If no rain is forecast, water the product to help it settle in.
6. Recycle: Recycle the bag at your nearest recycling facility.
Allow 3 – 18 months until flowers are fully established.
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