Bee-feeders (perennial seed mix):
A seed mixture of perennial flowers with high pollen and nectar content that are important food sources for honeybees and
wild bees.
Cultivation of bee brood (perennial seed mix):
Sowing:
May be sown from March to June. Before sowing, it is advisable to mix the seeds with sand for even application.
Work into the soil to a depth of 2 mm, press down and keep moist for 2-4 weeks (until emergence). Ensure that seeds of different sizes and shapes are evenly distributed over the surface and protect the seed sowing from birds.
Keep the seedlings in the same place.:
When sowing them in a scattered pattern, row and row spacing are not relevant data.
Germination:
15-28 days at 10-18°C.
Flowering:
Flowers from July to November.
Bee-layers (perennial seed mix):
10% somkoor (Melilotus),
10% red clover (Trifolium p.),
15% white testicle (Trifolium r.),
14% malt (Onobrychis),
51% flower seed (e.g. tatica, mullein, plantain, sage, bellflower, daisy, daisy, buttercup, imola, mallow)
