Widespread economic constraints have necessarily led to changes in attitude with respect to the management and maintenance of amenity grassland. Traditionally established practices have been brought into question, especially in the areas of ecology and conservation.
In recent years there has been a great interest shown in the establishment of species within grassland and other wildflower areas. In this guide, we look at the necessary considerations in preparation for successfully establishing a wildflower meadow.
Wild Flora into Grass: In an ideal world, all wildflower sowings should be made into clean, weed-free ground. However, it is possible, given time, to introduce species into established grass.
There are many different grass seed varieties each which with its own unique traits. Understanding these characteristics allows us to select the most appropriate for suitable projects and environments.
Germinal have for many years been involved in the production of grass seed within the UK. Many varieties are contract grown and inspected by our own Government approved crop inspectors.
