Opis
GROWBOMB GBM.01
GARDENER ECOBOMB (BIOHUMUS BALLS, MIXTURE OF FIELD FLOWERS AND HERBS)
The package contains 1 pc with sowing instruction.
A unique composition of a dozen undemanding, colorfully blooming wild flowers and herbs, annuals and perennials enclosed in an easy-to-use dia. about 24 mm made of vermicompost and a clay binder. Just wet the surface of the ball with water, then choose a target where you want new life to bloom and shed. The balls break down easily under the influence of moisture, and the beneficial microorganisms contained in the biohumus perfectly accelerate seed germination, the development of the root system, and the seedling resistance to diseases and drought increases. Sowing the bomb (seeds) from March – June or the second half of August – September.
Composition:
- Agrostemma githago
- Bellis perennis
- Centaurea cyanus
- Chryzanthemum leucanthemum
- Coreopsis tinctoria
- Gypsophila elegans
- Linum usitatissimum
- Lotus corniculatus L.
- Matricaria chamomilla
- Matthiola bicornis
- Melissa officinalis
- Nigella sativa
- Papaver rhoeas
- Phacelia tanacetifolia
- Thymus vulgaris
- Trifolium incarnatum
- Trifolium pratense
- Kąkol polny
- Stokrotka łąkowa
- Chaber bławatek
- Złocień właściwy
- Nachyłek dwubarwny
- Gipsówka wytworna
- Len zwyczajny
- Komonica zwyczajna
- Rumianek pospolity
- Maciejka / Lewnkonia dwurożna
- Melisa lekarska
- Czarnuszka siewna
- Mak polny
- Facelia błękitna
- Macierzanka właściwa
- Koniczyna krwistoczerwona
- Koniczyna łąkowa
Honey plant mixtures are dedicated not only to beekeepers but also to garden owners.
Important: Both the honey yield and the flowering time of individual plants are dependent on the weather and an accelerated or delayed growth period. Take care of the benefit for your bees.
Let’s save the WORLD OF BEES together!
PLANT your HONEY flowers and help
THE BEES LIVE ON OUR PLANET.
Bees as pollinators are extremely important to our ecosystem. Research says that more than 1/3 of what we put on our plates every day depends from the pollination process. This means that the extinction of the bees would lead to collapse of food production and ecological catastrophe. Unfortunately, such a vision is possible because there are fewer and fewer of these valuable insects. They are killed, among others, by pesticides sprayed on fields, the disappearance of wildlife and climate change. However, each of us can do something for our little buzzing friends, and thus for the world – it is enough to plant honey plants on your balcony, in the garden or in the field.
