Kiepenkerl wildfield rabbits 1,5kg

The Kiepenkerl wildflower mixture is perfect as a stand and grazing area for all game species. With a high pollen carrier content, it also offers great added value to many bee and insect species.

Highlights of the Kiepenkerl Wildackermsichung small gameflowering mixture

• Satisfies the natural needs of game
• Reduces damage caused by game
• No special care required
• Sowing rate: 15kg/ha
• Sowing depth: 2cm
• Sowing time: May
• Germination period: 7-14 days
• Lifespan: Perennial
• Area of utilisation: Field, forest
• Game species: Fallow deer, pheasants, hares, rabbits, mouflons, partridges, roe deer, red deer, wild boars, sika deer
• Growth height: approx. 100-200cm

The Kiepenkerl wildflower mixture is an effective seed mixture for reducing damage caused by game. The large number of plant varieties creates safe roosting and grazing areas. There are also many pollen carriers in the seed mixture, which means that native insects are served.

In summer, buckwheat, sunflowers and crucifers develop for optimal autumn and winter grazing. This mixture provides sufficient shelter and grazing for all small game species. In the second year, wild herbs, perennial rye and sweet grasses develop in particular. In the third to fifth year, perennial plant species and herbaceous perennials dominate, giving the wild field a flowering meadow character.

No mowing or mulching is required for cultivation. The seed can simply be sown by hand, but should then be worked into the soil to prevent bird predation.

The composition consists of buckwheat, sunflowers, perennial rye, winter fodder rape, fodder cabbage, winter turnip, autumn turnip, grass, smooth oats, yellow mustard, oil radish, phacelia, red clover, white clover, horned clover, lucerne, ribwort plantain, common fennel, meadow chervil, brown dost, Common parsnip, borage, cornflower, common chicory, meadow pippow, wild carrot, red foxglove, common teasel, common viper's bugloss, St John's wort, common goat's-beard, widow's flower, sorrel, soapwort, campion, tansy, dandelion, nettle, valerian, mullein.