Fleurs Tapissantes – flower mix

Description

Fleurs Tapissantes is a flower seed mix from the Bertrand range, intended for flower beds, path edges, ornamental gardens, public green spaces and residential landscaping. The technical data have been cross-checked against the supplier's catalogue and may be used on the website, in the catalogue and in AMIA PDF data sheets.

Advantages

• natural decorative effect
• installation by direct sowing
• suitable for flower beds, path edges, ornamental gardens, public green spaces and residential landscaping
• pollinator value: medium
• compatible with low-maintenance landscaping.

Features

• English name: Ground-covering flowers
• Mix type: Landscapers
• Life cycle: Multi-year / mixed
• Organic: No
• Landscaping use: flower beds, path edges, ornamental gardens, public green spaces and residential landscaping
• Sowing period: March–June or September–November
• Flowering period: in summer if sown in spring; from the following spring onwards
• Height: 15-25 cm
• Exposure: Sun / partial shade, according to the intended use of the product
• Soil type: finely prepared soil, free of weeds, loose and well drained; adapted to the product category
• Water needs: medium; higher after sowing
• Sowing rate: 1–4 g/m²
• Coverage area: calculated according to the pack weight and the g/m² rate
• Pollinator value: Medium
• Offer format: Hobby / retail
• Product code: MP08601

Composition

Composed of 8 annuals and 14 perennials, including: Virginia Stock, Alpine Forget-me-not, Linaria, Cerastium, Soapwort, Maiden Pink, Silene, Aubrieta, perennial Gaillardia, Viola, Alyssum, Candytuft... One of the shortest flower mixes in the BERTRAND range, in its 2 nd year. Ideal for re-vegetating zones where visibility should not be impeded. Composed of 13 annuals and 9 perennials, including: Annual Alyssum, pe

Sowing method

Prepare the ground as for a lawn, spread the seed evenly, firm it lightly and water with a fine spray. Do not bury the seed deeply.

Maintenance

water at emergence; mow/clear at the end of the cycle; for multi-year mixes, maintenance mowing is recommended

Frequently asked questions

Sow from March to June or from September to November, in prepared, weed-free soil; the indicative rate is 1–4 g/m², and flowering occurs in summer if sown in spring, then from the following spring onwards.