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10/10 pollinator factor, perennial, butterfly favourite, beekeeper, nitrogen bomb, native grassland, native
Hornwort (Lotus corniculatus) 10g, ~8300 seeds
875 Ft
seeds origin: Austria 1 package contains 10 g, about 8300 seeds. For sowing suggestions and more details, scroll down.

10/10 pollinator factor, perennial, butterfly favourite, bee-feeder, nitrogen bomb
Baltacim (Onobrychis viciifolia) 15g, ~750 mag
875 Ft
The buttercup (Onobrychis viciifolia) is a fantastically versatile and useful plant that should be in our gardens for many reasons. It's a good fodder plant, mainly known for this, but it also produces lots of nectar and is a magnet for bees and butterflies. It is a food plant for many butterfly species, along with its cousin, the sand moth. It can also be a useful part of the garden because of its nitrogen-fixing...

perennial, may be sown in grass, herb, beekeeper, nitrogen bomb, native grassland, native
Rabbit's foot (Anthyllis vulneraria) 2g, ~660 seeds
875 Ft
Rabbit's foot (Anthyllis vulneraria) is a well-known herb that has been used to treat wounds externally for its astringent properties. It is also a butterfly plant, so it fixes nitrogen from the air. It can also work when sown in grass: it can be a super component of pollinator-friendly lawns. Properties: other names: wonder clover, clover, cat's claw, rabbit's clover, wound clover, sapuka Latin name: Anthyllis vulneraria family: Fabaceae life: perennial flowering time: may-july size: 15-20 cm soil: average, dry...

annual, butterfly favourite, beekeeper, nitrogen bomb, native, green manure
Common vetch (Vicia villosa) 5g, ~160 seeds
875 Ft
Our useful, nitrogen-fixing native plant is the hairy vetch (Vicia villosa). It is officially annual but often overwinters. Its abundant flowers provide pollinators with lots of nectar, and butterflies love it. It forms a large green mass and can overwhelm surrounding plants, so choose its location carefully. Characteristics: other names: vetch Latin name: Vicia villosa family: Fabaceae life span: annual (overwintering) flowering time: june-august size: 20-80 cm...

perennial, can be sown in grass, beekeeping, nitrogen bomb, native grassland, native, green manure
Coronella varia (Securigera/Coronilla varia) 5g, ~1500 seeds
875 Ft
The variegated coronilla (Securigera/Coronilla varia) is a useful nitrogen-fixing native perennial and a valuable bee-feeder due to its long flowering period. It is slow-growing at first, then spreads with creeping stems. Mildly toxic, do not put in bean soup :) Properties: other names: coronet Latin name: Securigera varia / Coronaria varia family: Fabaceae life: perennial flowering time: May-November size: 20-40 cm soil: average growing place: sunny, semi-shade other: nitrogen fixing, slightly toxic...

edible, perennial, herb, beekeeper, nitrogen bomb, native, native grassland
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...

annual, biennial, beekeeping, nitrogen bomb, permanent grassland
Purple clover (Trifolium incarnatum) 10g, ~2650 seeds
875 Ft
Purple clover (Trifolium incarnatum) is a very attractive testicle species of European origin. Its large crimson flowers can be very spectacular, even as part of a lawn border. It is a very good honey plant and, like red clover, is mainly visited by bumblebees and other longer-tongued bees. Purple loosestrife is an annual species, flowering in the same year if sown in early spring, but can also be sown from mid-summer to autumn, when it is expected to flower the following year. Characteristics: latin...

edible, perennial, herb, beekeeper, nitrogen bomb, native, native grassland
Red here (Trifolium pratense) 10g, ~6500 seeds
875 Ft
Red testicle (Trifolium pratense) is a coloured version of white testicle. The nectar in its flowers is deeper than in the white testicle, so it is mainly visited by long-tongued bees, such as bumblebees. But it often produces so much nectar that even shorter-tongued bees such as honeybees can reach it. All bee species collect pollen from it. It can be a great colourful addition to your lawn! It is also used as a medicinal plant. Properties: latin...

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