How to Sow and Plant
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Sow the seeds directly outdoors between March and June in a sunny, well-drained spot. Scatter evenly over an area of about 125 m² and lightly rake to cover the seeds with a thin layer of soil. Keep the soil moist until germination occurs. This mix thrives in open spaces where the flowers can grow between 40 and 100 cm tall, creating an inviting habitat for birds. Avoid dense shade and ensure good air circulation for the best establishment of these seed-producing plants.
Plant this flower mix in a sunny, well-drained area to encourage robust growth and abundant seed production. Regular watering during dry spells helps maintain healthy blooms, while avoiding waterlogging ensures roots stay strong. Deadheading spent flowers can promote extended blooming, but allowing some flowers to mature naturally supports seed formation for visiting birds. Minimal fertilization is needed, as these native and perennial species thrive in nutrient-balanced soil. Providing a natural habitat with diverse flowers will attract a variety of bird species, enhancing garden biodiversity and creating a lively outdoor environment from spring through autumn.
For best results, sow this flower mix outdoors from March to June in well-drained soil and a sunny location. Maintain moderate moisture during germination, then reduce watering as plants establish. These seed-producing flowers grow between 40 and 100 cm, creating an inviting habitat for birds. To prolong blooming, deadhead spent flowers occasionally. This diverse mix supports pollinators and enhances garden biodiversity, attracting a variety of feathered visitors through the warmer months. Ideal for covering approximately 125 m², it transforms your outdoor space into a lively haven for wildlife and natural beauty.
What types of flowers are included in the Flower Mix For Birds Seeds Special Seed Producing Mix?
This mix contains over 20 varieties of bird-friendly flowers, including native and perennial species that produce seeds attractive to a wide range of birds.
When is the best time to sow these seeds outdoors?
The seeds should be sown directly outdoors from March to June in a sunny, well-drained location for optimal germination and growth.
How tall do the plants grow and what area do they cover?
The flowers grow between 40 and 100 cm tall and the mix is designed to cover approximately 125 m², creating a vibrant habitat for birds.
How should I care for the flower mix to encourage seed production and bird attraction?
Plant in sunny, well-drained soil with regular watering during dry spells. Deadheading spent flowers can extend blooming, but allow some flowers to mature naturally to support seed formation for birds.
What benefits does this flower mix offer for garden biodiversity?
By providing seed-producing flowers and attracting pollinators, this mix enhances the ecological balance and supports a diverse range of bird species in your garden from spring through autumn.
Can this seed mix grow in shaded areas?
No, it thrives best in open, sunny spots with good air circulation and does not do well in dense shade.
