As you know, we plant flowering meadows for every product sold.

But do you know what types of flower strips there are?

Annual flower strips: Annual flower strips are particularly beneficial for birds, insects and small mammals. They provide food for birds and seed-stable varieties grow.

Perennial flower strips: Perennial flower strips are sometimes left standing for two years. This gives certain insects the opportunity to overwinter.

Wild sowing: With wild sowing, no seeds are scattered. This gives wild field herbs a chance to germinate and form leaves. Other insects find a home in this brighter area.

Plow furrow: In a plow furrow, the earth is plowed and a 20-30cm "dent" is left behind. This creates a so-called break-off edge for insects. Insects that live in the earth can find a place in this area.

Different types of flower strips allow insects to migrate back and forth between the two areas.

This interaction between seeds and animals increases biodiversity.