Non-GMO Flowering Lawn Bee Mix Seeds (Organic coated Micro Clover, Self-Heal, and Creeping Thyme) mixed with organic compost and soil builders in an easy to use kraft carton shaker spreader. Full Sun to Shade, Deer Resistant, Drought Tolerant, Perennial in USDA Zones 3-9. Micro Clover Trifolium repens var. pipolina: Has very small leaves which are about 1/4 of the size of Dutch White Clover. Stays small and doesn't flower as much as Dutch White Clover so you don't have to worry about bee stings. Grows better in shade than grass and tolerates foot traffic and pets better than grass making it a great option for families with kids and pets. Has above ground roots (runners/stolons) that will choke out weeds like dandelions over time as it fills in. Apply at higher rates for quicker effect. Fixes atmospheric nitrogen into the ground, reducing the need for fertilizer once established. Self-Heal Prunella vulgaris: Produces many light purple blooms in early to mid-summer about 2-6" tall. Beneficial nectar source for a variety of pollinators. Grows well in part shade to full sun in sand, clay, or loam soils. Creeping Thyme Thymus serpyllum: Produces small pink blooms in mid to late summer about 2-4" tall. Beneficial nectar source for a variety of pollinators. Grows well in full sun to part shade in sand or loam soils. Low Maintenance: Less mowing, less watering. Once your flowering lawn is established, it requires much less watering and mowing. No fertilizer needed Tested and Trusted: Developed and perfected through over six years of successful transformations with our Organic Lawn Care partnership. Doing More Good: Sales proceeds support our Share the Seed program, educating youth while supporting pollinators with community seeding projects. USDA Hardiness Zones: 3-9 Height: 2-6" (with blooms) Bloom/Period: Yes, late spring, summer, fall Sunlight: Full sun to shade Soil: Grows well in sand, silt, and loam. Drought Tolerance: High Maintenance Needs: Low Pairs Well With: Fine Fescue (Low Mow) Grass, Crimson Clover, Sweet Alyssum, English Mixed Daisy, White Yarrow Here at Flowering Lawn, we are on a mission to improve the quality of life and the environment, starting with lawns! By making the easy switch to Flawn Seed, you will experience many benefits like reduced mowing, fertilizing & watering - saving you time and money. Flowering lawns support beneficial pollinating insects. Flowering lawns also capture and store more carbon making your property greener. Our Flowering Lawn Kit seeds are easy to establish and can be seeded during any season! If you seed your lawn in late fall or winter, wait until the ground is frozen or sprinkle over fresh snow. If seeding in spring, wait until the ground thaws and soil temperatures are around 55 degrees. Avoid seeding before hot and dry periods to keep soil from completely drying out during germination. Our Flawn Seed Flowering Lawn Kit seeds is designed to be over-seeded into existing grass lawn areas to create about half grass and half flowers. If you are starting with bare soil, add 2-4 lbs of grass seed per 1,000 sqft. If you desire to have only clover and no grass, increase your seeding rates. Caring for a Flowering Lawn - Continue to mow your lawn regularly for the first season to keep the grass from overtaking the seedlings. Regular mowing at 2-4” is necessary to maintain smaller leaves. This will result in fewer flower blooms. Without regular mowing, the clovers will produce larger leaves and produce more flower blooms. Watering through hot and dry periods may also be necessary. Packaging is recyclable. How to Seed Your Flawn: Seed in spring, late summer, or early fall. Spread over existing grass after mowing to .5" and raking to loosen soil (full instructions on package or Download the PDF here). Water lightly but frequently after seeding so soil and seedlings don't dry out. Continue to mow for one year at 2-3" until flowers are fully established. Maintaining Your Flawn: - Mow at 2-3" for the first year. Once all varieties are established, it is up to you how you keep your Flawn. Mowing higher and less often will promote more flowers and have a more wild look. Mowing shorter and more often will have a more traditional lawn look with little to no flowers. - Do not use pesticide weed or insect killers. Hand weed if necessary or desired. - White clover fixes atmospheric nitrogen into the ground, so fertilizer needs are minimal, if at all, once established. Applying an organic starter fertilizer is recommended, especially if seeding grass seed in addition to the Flawn Seed Kit. - If you are seeding a new lawn or renovating a bare soil area, we recommend using a blend of fine fescue seed at 2-4 lbs/1,000 sq. ft. Not seeing the information you're looking for? Please email us
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