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Heritage Mix (1m²)

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The Turfonline team are passionate about promoting the benefits of a biodiverse wildflower garden. Heritage Meadowmat really does take biodiversity to a whole new level. With over 20 beautiful wildflower species in the mix, you will be sure to see a varied and colourful display year after year.

Heritage Mix (1m²)

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Heritage Meadowmat

The 22 species of UK native wildflowers and grasses in Heritage Meadowmat have proved to us that they adapt well to growing in shallow, poor nutrient soils with very little human intervention.

Heritage Meadowmat was originally developed to meet the demand for a quick-to-install green roofing material with instant plant coverage. It does that job admirably and has brought biodiversity to some amazing living roofs throughout the UK. However, we rather like the way it happily brings a splash of colour to gardens – and so do the butterflies, moths and bees!

Key Points

Most of the plant species in Heritage Meadowmat are perennial. That means that if they are happy on your roof or in your garden and will grow back year after year.

Flowering Time: March – October (depending on local weather conditions).

Your Heritage Meadowmat will be mown before harvest so that plants are not damaged during transportation. The flowering plants will not be blooming when it is delivered

Depending on the time of year it can take a few weeks for Meadowmat to establish, grow and start blooming. Although Meadowmat can be installed at any time of year, if you would like it to flower in its first summer we recommend installing Heritage Meadowmat before the end of March.

Each piece of Heritage Meadowmat covers 1 square metre. If installing on a roof you may need mechanical lifting gear to as rolls can be quite heavy.

For rooftop applications, please install your Heritage Meadowmat on to a good green roof substrate at least 150mm deep.

Each of the species will respond differently to soil type, local weather conditions and care regimes. In fact the balance of species changes from year to year which means that your Meadowmat will continue to fascinate you more with every season.< li>

What is Meadowmat?

Meadowmat is a vegetation blanket consisting of a thin layer of growing medium supporting a vibrant plant population. To install Meadowmat, simply unroll onto at least 15cm depth of growing medium and keep well-watered until the roots are embedded deeply into their bed. For green roofing applications, use green roof substrate as your growing medium. On the ground, we recommend installing onto Meadowmat Low Fertility Soil.

The maintenance regime for Heritage Meadowmat is simple and undemanding. Plants can be left to grow and flower unchecked between March and August. At the end of summer, use a scythe to cut the vegetation back to a height of between 10 and 15 cm (4 – 6 inches). If it is practical, leave the spent vegetation on the surface for a couple of days so that seeds can fall back into the sward. After which take it away (it makes great compost!).

There is a lot more information on installing and maintaining Heritage Meadowmat in our blog and in the knowledgebase sections of our website.

Where to Grow Heritage Meadowmat – Soil Type and Aspect

The plants in Heritage Meadowmat enjoy growing in full sun and a well-drained (but not too dry!) growing medium.

For roof applications: Please install onto at least 150mm depth of green roof substrate.

Please note: Whilst normal garden soil will support Heritage Meadowmat the nutrient levels do tend to promote extra strong growth in the grasses. The grasses are beautiful but may outcompete the flowering plants meaning that over time your Heritage Meadowmat becomes less colourful. This is why we recommend installing onto subsoil or Meadowmat Low Fertility Soil.