Lawn Rosaceae seeds, Russian vegetable garden 30g

The clover shamrock is a symbol of happiness! Have you long dreamed of a beautiful lawn in front of your house? But you don’t have time to look after him? Take advantage of our offer! Our Rosy Clover Lawn only needs to be sown. Compared to ordinary lawns, it does not require frequent mowing, watering, is resistant to adverse weather conditions, various diseases, and has good winter hardiness. The Rosaceae lawn contains a perennial hybrid pink clover specially adapted for the climatic conditions of Russia. Pink clover is an excellent honey plant, attracts beneficial pollinating insects, and is used in folk medicine for various diseases. Inflorescences of white-pink tones and green foliage will soothe your eyes and have a beneficial effect on your well-being. The green mass of clover can be used as a green manure (green fertilizer) to increase soil fertility, enrich it with ecologically clean organic matter and nitrogen. It can be used in agro-industrial complexes and farms as feed for agricultural animals when creating pastures. Minimum costs and an excellent unpretentious lawn will delight you for many years. BRIEF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY Before laying the lawn, carefully prepare the seed layer. The soil is cultivated to the depth of the arable horizon (up to 35 cm). Clean the top layer of soil from clods, rhizomes of weeds, level. It is recommended that acidic soils be calcified. If time permits, leave the area for a few weeks to germinate and remove the weeds. To remove weeds, it is possible to use a herbicide. It is advisable to apply the main fertilizer 7-14 days before sowing. Sowing: from spring to autumn, depending on your climatic zone. For good results, sowing is recommended when the daytime temperature does not drop below 12 ° C. The best sowing dates are early spring and late summer, when the clover grows very quickly and manages to form a dense sod before the onset of stable cold weather. It is better to sow in calm weather and always in moist soil. Seeding rate of seeds – 30 g per 3 sq.m. To obtain uniform shoots, it is recommended to mix the seeds with sand in a ratio of 1: 3. Sowing is carried out to a depth of 0.5 cm in two directions: ‘/ 2 part of the seeds – along the length, 72 – along the width of the plot. At the end of sowing, cover the seeds with a rake and compact carefully with a light roller. After sowing, to avoid “washout” seeds by atmospheric precipitation, on slopes, it is recommended to use a covering material. Before and after the emergence of seedlings, it is very important to monitor soil moisture and timely carry out small-drop irrigation.