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When to sow: This fast growing forage crop can be sown anytime from spring through till early autumn providing soil moisture is sufficient, Its vigorous growth habit means it has ...
Perennial ryegrass (Lolium Perenne) is the most commonly grown grass, particularly in grazed/clover leys. This is a long term species, the most persistent of the ryegrasses and ...
Wildflower meadows are wonderful habitats for wildlife including insects, butterflies and pollinators but traditionally they take many, many years to develop, with flower and ...
If an existing meadow starts to loose floral diversity, or new wildflower species need to be introduced, then it’s possible to overseed with wildflower seeds into an ...
Chicory (Cichorium intybus) is a perennial mineral rich forage herb with an eye catching cornflower blue flower that has a long taproot capable of penetrating to great depth, ...
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is a deep-rooting perennial and a rich source of vitamins. Commonly mixed with sheep's parsley, burnet and ribgrass to increase diversity and lift ...
Plantago Lanceolata (Ribgrass) is a very popular perennial forage herb, It can be mixed with regular grassland species to increase grazing quality, and with deep roots it is also ...
Burnet (Sanguisorba minor) is an extremely drought tolerant forage herb. It is noted for having deep tap roots which helps it remain green on thin, dry soils. Burnet is ...
Sheeps parsley (Petroselenium crispum) is a common perennial forage herb. It is known to be high in iron and vitamins A & C. It is also noted that it enhances fertility in ...
Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) is an easy to establish, short term perennial plant. It is feathery in appearance with a notable 'aniseed' smell and yellow flowers. This member of the ...
Grass is a vital element in the diet of a rabbit. In this specialist mixture, we blend a selection of robust grasses to provide a resilient grazing surface. We also include dwarf ...
This annual mix is designed to attract and hold partridge throughout the season. The inclusion of the aniseed smelling fennel should encourage the birds to stay near the crop, ...
This two year mix includes a robust level of kale and fennel to provide cover into the second year. It can be sown as stand alone game cover and to warm up blocks of maize by ...
Crested hairgrass (Koeleria macrantha) is a compact and tufted perennial, which suits dry, calcareous grassland areas, owing to its useful drought tolerance. It is slow growing ...
Wood meadowgrass (Poa nemoralis) is a fine leaved, perennial grass. It can be found growing in woodland glades and hedgerows. It often forms part of a shade tolerant grass or ...
Red clover (Trifolium pratense) is one of the most popular true clovers in the UK. Once established it is capable of rapid growth and shows reasonably good persistence for up to 3 ...
Tufted hairgrass (Deschampsia cespitosa) is a notably tall, tufted perennial. The rich green foliage stays green throughout the winter, providing cover and colour in gardens, when ...
Quaking Grass (Briza Media) is a loosely tufted, dark green perennial. Tolerant of shade and therefore often found in glades, woods and semi shaded hedgerows. Quaking grass is ...
Rough stalked meadow grass (Poa trivialis) is a very common perennial species throughout the UK and Europe. It can be found in lowland pastures, river meadows and waste ground. ...
Fodder radish (raphanus sativus) also known as ‘oil radish’ is an annual brassica. It will hold residual nitrogen in the soil, which it will release as it breaks down ...
Bentgrass (Agrostis capillaris) is a traditional perennial grass with fine leaves. A long term species often most prevalent on heavier and wetter soils. It is sometimes known as ...
Italian Ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum) is a short term species. It has a shorter persistence than perennial ryegrass, generally only lasting up to 2 years. Italian ryegrass has ...
Chewings fescue (Festuca rubra commutata) also known as red fescue is a fine leaved perennial tufted grass. It is distinguished from creeping red fescue by its absence of creeping ...
Festulolium (Hybrid) is a natural hybridisation of ryegrass and fescue species, combining the stress resistant genes of fescue with the bulky yield of ryegrass. To provide a more ...
Oats (Avena sativa) is a popular annual cereal crop and member of the grass family. Oats are often known as common oats, which can be used for human consumption and livestock ...
Cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata) is a very persistent perennial species. It grows early in the spring and has a comprehensive root structure travelling to depth and therefore ...
This mix has been designed to create a dense and resilient sward. It is hardwearing and should establish quickly. The ryegrass species boost the speed of establishment, while the ...
Kale can provide a very useful, winter hardy game cover for 2 years. The broken canopy and strong kale stems can provide leafy cover and space for game birds to move through the ...
This annual mix is ideal for growing alongside maize to act as a windbreak on exposed sites or to create a dense flushing point in front of the gun line. Suitable soils: This mix ...
Creeping red fescue (festuca rubra) often known as strong red fescue. This common grass, as its name implies, has creeping rhizomes. It has a more vigorous creeping habit than ...
Sheeps fescue (festuca ovina) is fine leaved and the least aggressive fine fescue found throughout the UK. It is hardy and drought resistant and will with-stand heavy ...
Smooth stalked meadow grass (poa pratensis) is a long term persistent perennial species. It is found throughout the UK in meadows, traditional pastures and amenity areas. It is ...
Sweet Vernal grass (anthoxanthum odoratum) sweet is an early flowering perennial species, strongly scented with coumarin. It is an adaptable plant, found growing in a wide range ...
Slender creeping red fescue (festuca rubra litoralis) is a long lived perennial species. This densely tufted or mat forming species has a creeping growth habit, sending out ...
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