Sweet Vernal (Anthoxanthum odoratum) 20%

Sweet Vernal (Anthoxanthum odoratum) 20%Sweet Vernal (Anthoxanthum odoratum) is a perennial grass species known for its pleasant fragrance and widespread presence in temperate regions. It is found growing widely in the UK and is noted for golden yellow seed head, giving it a distinct and attractive appearance. It is commonly found in old meadows and is often used in wildflower seed mixtures. Sweet Vernal Appearance: Height: Typically grows to a height of 10 100 cm. Leaves: The leaves are

6 Common Knapweed 2 Foxglove 1

% Yarrow 3 Common Knapweed 12 Ladys Bedstraw 8 Oxeye Daisy 4 Birdsfoot Trefoil 1

Hard Fescue is by far the most drought tolerant and is capable of withstanding extender periods of hot

Sowing rate = 4g per m² (1kg will cover 250m²)

but can rapidly turn bone dry in the summer

% Agrimony 5 Garlic Mustard 9 Common Knapweed 7 Foxglove 3 Hedge Bedstraw 5 Wood Avens 3 Oxeye Daisy 5 Cowslip 1 Selfheal 4 Red Campion 7 Hedge Woundwort 4 Upright Hedge Parsley 9 Tufted Vetch 5 Ramsons (Wild Garlic) 2 Betony 4 Meadowsweet 6 Yellow Rattle 10 Bluebell 4 Hairy St Johns Wort 2 Ragged Robin 2 Wood Sage 3 100

giving the spike a comb-like appearance

or coat the plastic lightly with talcum/baby powder

browntop bent and white clover

Ideally suited for overseeding lawns as well as football pitches

Yellow oat grass (Trisetum flavescens) is a perennial grass known for its distinctive appearance and ecological versatility

Contains NO agricultural grasses