Flower mix to limit slugs

This slug-repellent flower mix contains a variety of annual flowers (Yarrow, Borage, Marigold, Hyssop, etc.) specially designed to combat slugs in the garden.

Thanks to their repellent effect, this selection of flowers will allow you to naturally protect your crops and young seedlings from slugs in the vegetable garden, while creating a beautiful flowerbed. You can plant this slug-fighting flower mix near sensitive vegetables, between rows, or along perimeters.

Sowing of this slug-repellent flower mix is done from April to June, in clear and weed-free, well-prepared soil. Flowering occurs from June to October.

Gardener's tip: to easily achieve a beautiful meadow-like border, we recommend the "false sowing" technique: 15 days to 3 weeks before sowing, prepare your soil by loosening and raking it finely. Water it and wait for the weed seeds to wake up and germinate. When they reach the seedling stage, destroy them with a hoe and then proceed with the actual sowing.