Rooftop Mix, extra drought tolerant Kiepenkerl for approx. 3-4 m2

A seed mix of low-growing (10-30 cm), hardy and easy to manage annuals and perennials. Ecologically valuable, it flowers profusely from May to September.
Sowing: March-Aug (soil box/open field/green roof)
Germination: 10-30 days at 10-20°C / thinning 4 weeks after emergence
Height and row spacing: 20 cm
Flowering: May-Sept.
Seed mix of low-growing (10-30 cm), hardy and easy to manage annuals and perennials. A green roof is not only an ecologically valuable habitat, but also an extra garden area. It is a profoundly flowering plant cover that provides excellent thermal insulation in winter and summer, thus saving energy. It is drought-tolerant, creating a richly flowering field all summer long. Their leaf structure, root system and resistance to heat, drought and extreme weather conditions make them well tolerant. The plants' root network retains and stores water. The plants, which are also found in a variety of crow flies and pastures, are a favourite food source for butterflies, bees, bumblebees and other beneficial insects. It is recommended for sunny to semi-shady roof gardens, under trees only if a dry period is provided, as the plants need it. Sow scattered, thinly covered with soil or worked shallowly into the soil and thinned if the crop is too dense. It can be grown well in a propagator.