PS06

Persian Carpet

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Perennial
NORMAL TO VERY LOW FERTILITY SOILS

Dainty with very long season flowering

A Mediterranean-style mix that combines dainty, fine-leaved species with some architectural shapes and foliage for contrast. This long season flowering meadow provides complex and subtle colour combinations throughout the year and is perfect for sandy, chalk and limestone soils. Specifically designed to thrive in very dry environments, this mix is ideal for roadsides, embankments, raised planters and rubble gardens.

Advice & Care

A Pictorial Meadow can be achieved by anyone, but a little knowledge will be needed to help you achieve the best results. Read our perennials how-to guide for tips on ground preparation, sowing, management and more.

Sow your seeds in September to May

Sow 2g per square metre

Sow the seed onto a sterile mulch that is clean and free of weeds

Download our Seed Brochure for detailed information about each seed mix, including plant lists, key features, recommended usage, installation and maintenance tips.

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Pictorial Meadows™ perennial mixes have at least 23 different species within each mix. Check your measurements when ordering your seed to avoid waste or underestimating. They are very carefully formulated to include the species diversity within a m² and do not contain any grasses.

Features

Colours
Height
Medium height with main components 20 to -60cm tall
Usage
Well suited for; Gardens, Parks / Greenspaces, SuDS/ Swales, Verges
Core species, colours & flowering period
Growing conditions

Location overview
All ornamental landscape and garden situations, with a high floral impact, high pollinator value, reliable and very long season display is required. Especially good for more stressed and very dry environments such as roadsides, embankments, raised planters and rubble gardens
Shade tolerance
Best in full sun
Soil type
Thrives in; Chalk, Limestone, Loam, Sandy, Shallow
Soil fertility
Average, Low
Moisture
Designed for well-drained soils. Perfect for sandy, chalk and limestone soils
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