Ladybird Flower Mix is a blend of annuals and biennials designed to attract ladybirds, one of the most effective natural predators of aphids. If aphids are a recurring problem on your roses, beans or brassicas, sow this nearby.
Natural pest control that looks good and costs less than a bottle of spray. The flowers create habitat for ladybirds and other beneficial insects. Sow in spring for summer colour and pest protection.
ðą Sowing information
Sow from March to June directly outdoors. Rake lightly to cover the seeds and keep the soil moist until germination.
âïļ Light exposure
Grows well in full sun or partial shade.
ð§ Water needs
Water regularly during establishment. Once mature, the mix is generally droughtâtolerant.
ðĄïļ Germination temperature & time
Germinates in 10-20 days under mild temperatures.
ð Plant spacing & final size
Broadcast sowing. Plants reach 20-80 cm depending on species.
Bullet Technical Data
ðą Sowing depth: surface to 0.5 cm
ð
Sow: March-June
âïļ Light: full sun / partial shade
ðĄïļ Germination: 10-20 days
ð Height: 20-80 cm
ðŠī Spacing: broadcast sowing
âģ Flowering: spring to autumn
ðĒ Seeds: approx. standard packet
