“Háromszínű árvácska (Viola tricolor) 0,25g, ~375 mag” a kosárba helyezve. Kosár
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Iceland Poppy (Papaver nudicaule) 0,25g, ~2000 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Contrary to its name, the Icelandic poppy (Papaver nudicaule) is not native to Iceland, but to the northernmost part of the world. It is a relative of our poppy, which flowers in the same year when sown in early spring and in the following year when sown later, so it can be considered a cold-tolerant annual/biennial. In Scandinavian mythology it has been associated as a symbol of sleep, while in other cultures it has been associated with peace and prosperity. It blooms later than the field poppy, so it...
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Honey Flower (Lobularia maritima) 0,5g, ~500 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The honey flower (Lobularia maritima), also known as the fragrant ternye or coastal aster, is native to the Mediterranean and has long been a popular ornamental plant worldwide. The origin of its name comes from the Latin word 'lobulus', referring to the plant's tiny pod-like fruit, but from its other name (Alyssum maritima) the word Alyssum means 'lack of madness', because it was once used to treat rabies. Nowadays it is less used in this field, but in return...
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Cornflower - pink colour mix (Centaurea cyanus "Classic romantic") 1g, ~220 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The cornflower (Centaurea cyanus) is one of our best known and most loved wild flowers, along with the poppy. Loved by pollinators, it flowers for a relatively long time in the garden. It is a medicinal herb, its flowers are edible, it used to be used to make dye, but it is also excellent for tea, which also gives it a beautiful colour. Early spring sowing with early flowering is an important time for pollinators, but it can also be sown in the autumn, in which case it will have bushier growth in spring/early summer. This...
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Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) 1g, ~12000 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Chamomile, also known as medicinal chamomile, is our best-known and most versatile herb. It can be made into a tea for colds, used as a poultice for inflamed eyes, and as an antiseptic and anti-inflammatory. It is a common ingredient in cosmetics, soaps and shower gels. Its tea has a calming effect and helps you fall asleep. In England, it is also used as an ingredient in craft beers, where not only the flower but the whole plant is added to the beer. As an annual flower, it quickly adds a lovely splash of colour to your garden. When harvested, it...
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Daisy (Bellis perennis) 0,25g, ~1800 seeds
- 875 Ft
- I think no one needs to be introduced to my favourite creator of flower lawns. The wild form of the daisy (Bellis perennis) is our native wildflower, which does very well in grass and lawns. It is best sown with grass or in seed mixtures when mowing, but do not sow it amongst your existing grass: it is best sown as seedlings, which will germinate very well over time when planted amongst the grass. Its attractiveness as a pollinator is incredible...
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Austrian Sage (Salvia austriaca) 1g, ~500 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The Austrian sage (Salvia austriaca) is a beautiful native wildflower, unknown to many, that really should be in our gardens. Like the Hungarian sage, it is white in colour, but less branched and taller than the Lignet sage. Like all sages, it is one of our most attractive wild flowers and a great favourite with pollinators, especially bumblebees. Many of our wild flowers were first described by a Franco-Austrian botanist N.J.Jacquin,...
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Hungarian sage (Salvia aethiopis) 1g, ~425 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The Hungarian sage (Salvia aethiopis) is one of our rare sage species, which is white in colour like the Austrian sage, but shorter and more branched. Its leaves are whitish and mottled. Interestingly, it is called African Sage in English, in reference to its wide distribution, as it is also found in North Africa. Contrary to its name, it is not indigenous to our country, having probably been brought here from southern Europe during the Turkish occupation. It blooms for months and, like other sage species,...
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- 10/10 pollinator, perennial, bee-feeder, native
Common yarrow (Achillea millefolium) 1g, ~7000 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Common yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is well known and is one of our best pollinator wildflowers. Its long flowering period makes it particularly valuable. Evergreen, it is also an excellent choice for lawns. It is a medicinal herb and can even be made into tea. Properties: other names: medicinal yarrow, shagbark, yarrow, mouse-tail, thousandleaf, medicinal thousandleaf, turkey-grass Latin name: Achillea millefolium family: Asteraceae life: perennial flowering time: June-October size: 40-60 cm (flowers lower in mown lawns) soil: dry, average growing area: sunny other: herb...
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- 10/10 pollinator factor, also for window boxes, annual, edible flower, bee-feeder
White borage (Borago officinalis "Alba") 0,5g, ~20 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Borage (Borago officinalis) is a cucumber-scented, hairy-looking annual plant from the Mediterranean. It is a white variety of the wild blue colour. One of the best pollinator flowers in Europe, it attracts all insect groups. Research has shown that it can replenish its nectar in 5 minutes, providing an almost constant supply for hungry little pollinators, which is why it is so popular around boreholes. In particular, many...
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Pansy tricolor (Viola tricolor) 0,25g, ~375 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The tricolour pansy (Viola tricolor), or wild pansy, is a native Hungarian wildflower. It is perhaps one of our best known and most loved flowers, and fortunately it is often planted in gardens. It is one of the most popular and most loved flowers of our gardens, and it is also one of the most popular and most loved flowers of our gardens. If left to grow, it reproduces very well (it even thrives in the gravel of our driveway!). It is very sweet to my heart,...
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Pansy (Viola arvensis) 1g, ~1500 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The field pansy (Viola arvensis) is a native Hungarian wildflower. Its relative, the tricolour pansy, is perhaps one of our most well known and loved flowers, and fortunately it is often planted in gardens. It is a particular highlight of early spring, as the small flowers sown the previous year bloom around March. If left to grow, it reproduces very well (it even thrives in the gravel of our driveway!). A...
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- 10/10 pollinator factor, annual, butterfly favourite
Butterfly Flower colour mix (Cosmos bipinnatus "Mix") 2g, ~300 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The butterfly blossom (Cosmos bipinnatus) was introduced because of the new Butterfly Lure 2.0 and Mama's Garden seed mix, as it is an irresistible nectar source for adult butterflies and flowers in the year of sowing, unlike many native species. It originated in Mexico, where local people planted it as an ornamental in gardens and the flowers were used on religious festivals. It was introduced to Europe in the 18th century, where it quickly became popular...
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Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) 1g, ~3000 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Most of us know the meadow daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) or wild daisy from the like-it-or-not game of petal-peeling. The wild variety is perennial and winter-hardy, if left undisturbed it will also sow its seeds beautifully and can form larger colonies. Its long bloom makes it a valuable flower for pollinators but it is also beautiful. Properties.
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- 10/10 pollinator, annual, butterfly favourite, bee-feeder, native
Scabiosa atropurpurea "Snowmaiden" 0,3g, ~45 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The devil's-eye (Scabiosa atropurpurea) is a native European flower, closely related to the buttercup and pale devil's-eye (Scabiosa ochroleuca and Scabiosa columbaria), which are also native to Europe. It produces much larger flowers, up to 5 cm in diameter, and can grow up to 100 cm tall. The Snowmaiden devil's-eye is an annual species, but overwinters as a seedling. Its stems can be supported on a bush, in a windy spot...
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- 10/10 pollinator, annual, butterfly favourite, bee-feeder, native
Starry devil's eye (Scabiosa stellata) 0,5g, ~20 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The starry devil's-eye (Scabiosa stellata) is a native European wildflower, whose dried seed pods can make beautiful elements in bouquets. This is the speciality of this species, but it is also very useful in the garden when in flower, attracting, like other species of devil's eye, a large number of pollinators, bees and butterflies. You can also cut off the open flower heads to prolong flowering, but be sure to leave them to ripen to seed, as they have a beautiful seed coat....
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Allium ursinum 1g, ~130 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Allium ursinum (Allium ursinum) is one of our best-known native herbs and is justifiably popular. Like snake garlic, it is also known as wild garlic. A gift from the shady forests of spring, its mildly garlicky leaves are delicious crushed with walnuts and oil as a pesto or mixed into scones. When foraging in the woods, care should be taken not to confuse it with the poisonous lily of the valley, which has similar leaves to the...
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Annual Gypsophila elegans "Covent Garden" 1g, ~500 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The annual gypsophila (Gypsohila elegans) or viburnum is a native European wildflower. The 'Covent Garden' variety has been bred. It is a relative of our native bugleflower. It differs in that while the wild variety of the bugleflower is a perennial, the annual bugleflower is an annual species. This flower is often used in floriculture as a beautiful ornament for bouquets, and is very often used as a bouquet enhancer. The more shoots you pinch off, the...
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Wild carrot (Daucus carota) 1g, ~1450 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Our well-known wild flower, the wild cousin of our favourite carrot, is the wild carrot (Daucus carota). Not only pollinators, but other insects are also very fond of it, and you can often see boda boda and other small insects basking on its top. It is the food plant of one of our beautiful butterfly species, the caterpillar of the swallowtail butterfly. Queen Ann's lace is one of the names given to it for its lace-like flowers. Interestingly, the young, open-flowering...
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- annual, beehive, cut flower
Toothpick grass (Ammi visnaga "Green Mist") 1 gram, ~1600 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Toothpick (Ammi visnaga) 'Green Mist' is a cultivar of the European wildflower from the Middle East and the Mediterranean, which is great for bouquets or even as a dry flower. It looks a bit like wild marigold, has a similar height, and in English toothpick is called "Queen Ann's lace", similar to wild marigold. The opening flower heads are greenish in hue and then turn white, forming almost hemispheres. A...
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Medical soap grass (Saponaria officinalis) 1g, ~750 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Medical soapwort (Saponaria officinalis) is a native Hungarian wildflower. As its name suggests, it can also be used for washing hands. If not as a soap, then as a herb or pollinator-attracting ornamental plant, it can have a great place in your garden. Properties.
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Asphodel (Asphodelos fistulosus) 0,1g, ~30 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Asphodelos (Asphodelos fistulosus) is a European plant of Mediterranean origin, often planted in ornamental gardens in many countries. In the Americas and Australia it has escaped as a garden escapee and is considered invasive. It is not so widespread here. The native, indigenous relative of asphodel is the white asphodel (Asphodelos albus), which is protected and also known as genus A. It is also known as 'onionweed' because of its onion-like leaves. According to Greek mythology...
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Medicinal cat's-root (Valeriana officinalis) 0,5g, ~800 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Medicinal cat's-root (Valeriana officinalis) is one of our oldest herbs, and is still cultivated today for its active ingredients. It is much loved by pollinators for both its pollen and nectar. It is a very ornamental, beautiful flower whose fragrance has been compared to marshmallows. In the Middle Ages it was used to make perfumes. Properties: other names: cat's-tail, valerian, valerian, valerian, valerian root, nardus Latin name: Valeriana officinalis family: Caprifoliaceae/Valerianaceae life-span: perennial...
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Moth oxtail (Verbascum blattaria "Albiflorum") 0,1g, ~500 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The moth-flowering ox-tail (Verbascum blattaria) is a wildflower native to our country, and the white-flowered variety is the colour variety "Albiflorum". It is a very graceful plant with beautiful white flowers with a purplish tinge in the centre. The wild variety has yellow flowers and used to be used as a moth deterrent: dried and put in the chamber to keep moths away. Its flowering is similar to that of the purple ox-tail (Verbascum phoenicum): it has only a few flowers at a time, and...
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Garden Ladybird/Black Fennel (Nigella sativa) seed
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- The garden marigold (Nigella sativa) is an annual plant native to the Mediterranean and the Middle East, the seed of which is the spice known as black cumin, perhaps best known in this country from the tops of Turkish and Middle Eastern pastries. It tastes a bit like onion and smells like pepper and oregano. Its relative is the common garden marigold (Nigella damascena), the field ladybird (Nigella arvensis), which is also native to Hungary, and the...
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Field ladysweet (Nigella arvensis) 1g, ~340 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The field ladybird (Nigella arvensis), also known as candelilla, is a native Hungarian wildflower, closely related to the garden ladybird (Nigella sativa), which is used as a herb and medicinal plant, the common skunk catkin (Nigella damascena), which is also often planted in gardens, and the Spanish ladybird (Nigella hispanica), which is not yet well known in Hungary but is often planted elsewhere. In Hungary, it has often been used as a substitute for the garden marigold, also known as black caraway, as a spice and medicinal plant....
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- annual, herbaceous, biennial, butterfly, bee-feeder, native
Christmas tree (Dipsacus laciniatus) 1g, ~330 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The Christmas tree (Dipsacus laciniatus) is a large, native Hungarian wildflower, whose blossom-like flowers are most commonly known as dry flowers. The leaves are coalesced around the stem to form a collar/well in which water collects, making it a favourite watering hole for birds (hence the name). Pollinators are also keen consumers of its nectar, and it is particularly attractive to bumblebees. From Christmas in the woods to Christmas in the woods, the colour of the flower...
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Parlagi pipitér (Anthemis arvensis) 1g, ~2500 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Parlagi pipitér (Anthemis arvensis) is a native Hungarian wildflower. Like its relative, the Painted Poppy, it would also be well suited to rock gardens: it is particularly well suited because of its short stature and drought tolerance. Its flowers and foliage are very similar to those of chamomile, and it is easy to confuse them. The easiest thing to do when hunting for chamomile is to smell it, because while chamomile is betrayed by its characteristic scent, parlagi mint is not....
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White meconium (Melandrium album) 1g, ~800 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The white meconium (Melandrium album/Silene latifolia) is a very elegant native perennial carnation. Like soapwort, it contains saponin in its roots, which is why it was used for washing in the past. It only starts to smell at night because it is pollinated by moths and sedges. More attention should be paid to nocturnal pollinators and their food sources, as they play as important a role in pollination and the ecosystem as their daytime counterparts. The white bee flower is a beautiful,...
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Spotted fanwort (Filipendula vulgaris) 1g, ~750 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Colonial fanwort (Filipendula vulgaris) is another of our beautiful native wildflowers that is so inexplicable why more people don't plant it in their gardens. It's also known as fairy grass, and when you look at it, you don't need to explain why. In the wild, its fragrant flowers appear from May onwards and pollinators can't resist them. Compared to its relative, meadow fanwort, it can live in drier places and is much shorter. Properties: Latin name: Filipendula...
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Knapweed (Filipendula ulmaria) 1g, ~1800 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Meadow fanwort (Filipendula ulmaria) is a taller, wetter relative of the colonial fanwort, which is also native to our area. The Germanic and Celtic peoples used its flowers (and roots) to flavour their mead, and like elderberries, it can also be used to make syrups. It contains analgesic substances (e.g. salicylic acid) and was the source of the first aspirin. Its sweet, almond-like scent wafts through the meadows when it blooms. Properties: other names:...
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Common Galium (Galium mollugo) 1g, ~2100 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The common galweed (Galium mollugo) is a fantastically fragrant native wildflower, often consumed as a tea for its positive effects on the thyroid gland. Along with other species (such as milkweed), it is an important food plant for many of our butterflies, including 8 species of sedge, including the duck-tailed sedge. Properties: Latin name: Galium mollugo family: Rubiaceae life: perennial flowering time:May-August size: 20-30 cm soil: average growing area: sunny, semi-shade other:...
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Anise (Pimpinella anisum) 2g, ~680 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Aniseed (Pimpinella anisum) has been a known herb in Hungary for 2000 years, introduced by Roman soldiers from the Mediterranean. Anise seeds are obtained by harvesting the seeds, it is worth saving them and using them to flavour dishes. In addition to its spice and medicinal properties, it is an important food plant for the caterpillar of the swallowtail butterfly, which is a favourite munching food of the celery family (Apiaceae). Properties: other names: anise seed, fragrant anise, common anise, fennel, fennel, anise pimpinella Latin name: Pimpinella...
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White donkey (Echinops sphaerocephalus) 0,5g, ~30 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The white donkey's bane (Echinops sphaerocephalus) is a native Hungarian wildflower. In Hungarian folklore, the white donkey's bread played a special role. In Transylvania, its flowers were tied into sacred bouquets and known as the St. Anthony botiko or butiko. It was used by the Moldavian Csángó to treat toothache and swelling of the face, and to incense children in case of fright, as they believed in its healing powers. Nowadays, it is better not to smoke children with it, but it can be used in dried bunches,...
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Sweet hemp (Eupatorium cannabinum) 0,25g, ~1100 seeds
- 875 Ft
- The sedge hemp (Eupatorium cannabinum) is a native Hungarian wildflower that likes wetter places, so it is often found along waterways and ditch banks. Its whitish-pink spikes are irresistibly attractive to butterflies, perhaps attracting more butterflies than the summer lilac. It has been much used as a medicinal herb, but there are now warnings about its pyrrolizidine alkaloid content, which is similar to that of black coneflower and may be harmful to the liver. Its seeds are prone to spreading. Properties: other names:...
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White testis (Trifolium repens) 10g, ~15000 seeds
- 875 Ft
- Would you like to be crouched down and scanning the land for four-leaf clovers? Maybe not the best advertising slogan, but it's certainly one of the uses of white testicles :) If not for that reason, you might want to plant white testicle (Trifolium repens) for its nitrogen-fixing or nectar-producing properties. The nectar of white testis is mainly preferred by honey bees and short-tongued bees, while bumble bees and other long-tongued bees...
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