What are Seeds within Ervade?

In our App, Seeds are used to express appreciation for, for example, a meal provided, participating in an activity, or the use of someone's home.

That is why we symbolically handed out a small bag of seeds during the fair. Below you can read what kind of seed it contains and when it is best to sow it.

Have lots of fun with the flowers next year!

What's in the bag?

The package contains a mixture consisting of relatively common native species. It is suitable for many different soils, from sand and sandy loam to light clay. In most cases, you will get a beautiful and flowering result.

It is a mixture of annual and perennial native nectar flowers and is designed to offer insects not only food but also living space. It is ideally suited for places with an experiential or educational purpose. function, such as schoolyards, village edges, parks, campsites, care gardens and other recreational or educational locations.

You can sow it between late March and early June or mid-August to mid-September. The height is between 40 and 70 cm.

Contents

  • Achillea millefolium – White Yarrow
  • Agrostemma githago – Bolderik, lilac/pink
  • Anchusa officinalis – Purple ox-tongue
  • Anthemis tinctoria – Yellow chamomile, yellow
  • Barbarea vulgaris – Yellow Barbarea
  • Betonica officinalis – Betonie, pink
  • Centaurea cyanus – Cornflower, blue
  • Centaurea jacea– Creeping thyme, pink
  • Clinopodium vulgare – Bristle wreath, pink
  • Daucus carota – White carrot
  • Dianthus deltoides – Pink Stone Carnation
  • Echium vulgare – Viper's Bugloss, blue
  • Glebionis segetum – Yellow goose flower, yellow
  • Hieracium sect. Hieracioides – Yellow hawkweed
  • Hypericum perforatum – St. John's wort, yellow
  • Hypochaeris radicata – Yellow hawkweed
  • Knautia arvensis – Meadow Crown, lilac
  • Lotus corniculatus var. corniculatus – Yellow bird's-trefoil
  • Malva moschata – Musk mallow, pink
  • Malva sylvestris – Purple mallow
  • Origanum vulgare – Pink wild marjoram
  • Papaver rhoeas – Red poppy
  • Prunella vulgaris – Selfheal, purple
  • Reseda lutea – Wild reseda, yellow
  • Scorzoneroides autumnalis – Branched hawkbit, yellow
  • Taraxacum officinale – Dandelion, yellow
  • Trifolium dubium – Small clover, yellow
  • Trifolium pratense – Red clover, pink/red
  • Verbena officinalis – Pink Verbena