Highland Bent (Agrostis castellana) wildflowers

Highland Bent (Agrostis castellana) wildflowersHighland Bent (Agrostis castellana) is a perennial grass species that has been widely used since it was first recocnised as a distinct species in 1926. It was widely used in golf and bowling greens for many decades before being superceded by superior varieties of Browntop Bent. Highland Bent Appearance: Height: Typically grows to a height of 20 50 cm. Leaves: The leaves are fine, narrow, and dark green, usually 1 3 mm wide and up to 15 cm long. They

0 Meadowsweet 0

% Agrimony 1 Garlic Mustard 1

0 Browntop Bent 3

Wildflower seed mixture for drought prone soils

Variable application rates

Handheld spreader = best option for small areas

and hay fields

5 Yellow Rattle 10 Tufted Vetch 8 Greater Knapweed 7 Hedge Bedstraw 3 Birdsfoot Trefoil 5 Cowslip 1 Ragged Robin 1

6 Rough Hawkbit 0

Each spikelet contains multiple florets

Lawn seed: March to mid-October – always refer to the product for recommended use periods

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