Russell Lupin Meadow MAS-SUN-RLM
Description
A mix of over 13 Wildflower Species and 7 grass species.</p
5 Annual Species , 7 Perennial species and the Russell Lupin Mix,
Lupins can take at least 12 months to develop but once established they are an attractive and striking plant. The Russel mix is a particularly attractive colour range.
Prefers some sun. Lupins likes Sandy loose soils and will do well on Clay. They do not do so well on Limestone based so
Free Establishment & Maintenance Notes. The application rate is 5 grams per square metre or yard. Sow Mid March to Mid May or Mid August to Mid September.</p>
Sow at 5 grams to the square metre.</p>
The annual will flower in the first year. Once established the Lupins and Perennials will come back from year after year. Grows to about to 1 to 1.5 metre. </p>
Additional Information
| Flower Colours | Varied |
|---|---|
| Plant Height | up to 1.5 metres |
| Mixture Details | Corn Poppy 1%, Corncockle 1%, Cornflower 1% Cosmos 1%, Maltese Cross 1.2% Musk Mallow 0.2%, Native red Clover 1% Russel Lupins 6%, Red Campion 2.40% Self Heal 1%, White campion 2% Yarrow 1%, Yellow rattle 0.6% Browntop bent 5% Crested Dogstail 5%, Sheeps Fescue, 23%, Chewings Fescue 25%, Slender Creeping Red Fescue 20%, Yellow oat Grass 1%, Sweet Vernal Grass 1% |
| Flowering Season | May to September |
| Setting | Most soils types some sun |
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