Flower mix to support ladybirds

This Flower Meadow mix to attract ladybirds is a very pretty mix of seeds from different flowers that will allow you to attract and maintain this very useful insect in the garden. It is a natural, ecological, and particularly effective way to regulate aphid populations because this selection of flowers attracts, feeds, and retains ladybirds.

The Flower Meadow mix to attract ladybirds is sown on the edge of the vegetable garden, in the orchard, and even in containers from March to May, for flowering from June to September.

The use of flowers and insect shelters is part of the practice of ICM or Integrated Pest Management: a set of practices that aims to create a biological balance in the garden, allowing it to remain healthy.

Gardener's tip: to easily obtain a beautiful meadow, we recommend the "false sowing" technique: 15 days to 3 weeks before sowing, prepare your soil by loosening and raking it finely. Water 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 final sowing.