Rigby Taylor Brochure 2014

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Flora Native 100% Wildflowers 100% Wildflowers are especially valuable in the following situations: ✿ Where a diversity and abundance of wildflowers would benefit and enhance the habitat or landscape ✿ To restore bio-diversity ✿ Creating swathes though cultivated soil in established grassland ✿ Where there is a competitive seed bank of grasses already present in the soil Cornfield Annuals Contains 5 native annual species for instant first year colour from early spring sowing. Can be sown alone or also recommended for sowing with flora native perennial mixtures to provide colour in the first year whilst the perennial establish to provide flowers from the second year onwards. Sowing rate: 2g/m 2 RT Order Code: 0324018/01 Green Roof NEW MIXTURE A selection of species to assist with storm water attenuation and reduce the urban heat island effect, as well as providing biodiversity. Sowing rate: 2g/m 2 RT Order Code: 0324019/01 Restore & Enrich A species rich mixture of wildflowers for overseeding into grassland, providing faster establishment to compete with the existing grasses. Sowing rate: 2g/m 2 RT Order Code: 0324020/01 In addition to the three dedicated mixtures, the wildflower components from all the Wildflower 20/80 mixtures are available as 100% wildflowers. ✿ Flora Native 100% Specialist Grass Mixtures These mixtures are particularly valuable in the following situations: ✿ Companion sowing for 100% wildflower mixtures ✿ Specific soil types and environmental influences ✿ Habitat restoration ✿ Soil stabilisation Universal A mixture of grasses providing adaptation to a wide range of soil types, perfect for companion sowing with Flora Native 100% wildflowers. Sowing rate: 5g/m 2 RT Order Code: 0324021/01 Dry Soils Drought tolerant and creeping grasses in this species rich mixture provide excellent persistency and regeneration capability. Sowing rate: 5g/m 2 RT Order Code: 0324022/01 Wet Soils A high diversity of grasses and sedges adapted to wet soil conditions, including creeping bent and pendulous sedge. Provides benefits described within the Sustainable Use Directive (SuDs) drainage schemes for capturing and reducing run-off and leaching of nutrients and pesticides into water courses. Sowing rate: 5g/m 2 RT Order Code: 0324023/01 Heathland/Acidic A selection of grasses which thrive in lower pH soils and includes fragrant and native heathland/moorland species such as sweet vernal grass and wavy hairgrass. Sowing rate: 5g/m 2 RT Order Code: 0324024/01 Chalk & Limestone Grasses which thrive in thin, infertile soils including quaking grass, crested hairgrass and sheep’s fescue. Sowing rate: 5g/m 2 RT Order Code: 0324025/01 Coastal/Salt Tolerant Grasses which thrive in coastal habitats and salt laden winds, including tall fescue, hard fescue, crested hairgrass and perennial ryegrass. Sowing rate: 5g/m 2 RT Order Code: 0324026/01 Woodland A mixture of 9 native woodland grasses which require or tolerate moderate to heavy shade, and includes wood meadowgrass, tufted hairgrass plus hard and creeping red fescues. The mixture of species provide adaptability to both wet and dry shaded conditions. Sowing rate: 5g/m 2 RT Order Code: 0324027/01 Wildflower Turf ✿ Wildflower Turf provides an instant wildflower meadow. Supplied as a fully established mat of wildflower plants, it is simply rolled out onto a prepared bed of soil or other surface. The wildflower turf eliminates the problem of weed invasion when trying to gain establishment from seed. Wildflower Turf is ideal for use in a wide range of landscaping situations, including municipal parks, gardens, wasteland areas, gardens and estates. Also can be used on roofs and in situations that that apply under the Sustainable Use Directives (SuD’s). Highly attractive to wildlife, the turf encourages biodiversity by providing important habitats for a range of pollinators and other insects. The mixtures of perennials and annuals create a stunning and long lasting visual effect, supplemented by bright splashes of colour. Flora Meadow 80% Wildflowers/20% Grasses Flowers from April through to October with winter interest from grasses. RT Order Code: 0324028/01 Flora Verdi 100% Wildflowers Contains species selected for tolerance to drought and hostile environmental conditions RT Order Code: 0324029/01 Flora Aqua 70% Wildflowers/30% Grasses Species typically found in flood-prone locations which help to slow down and soak up the passage of water. RT Order Code: 0324030/01 0800 424919 124
“ We use R9 grass seed when renovating our cricket square in September with great success and found that germination was very consistent and achieved rapid establishment. As the weeks progressed a strong rooting system developed resulting in an excellent sward density. This was further enhanced through the use of high quality fertilizers from <strong>Rigby</strong> <strong>Taylor</strong>'s Fineturf and Microflow fertilizer range. On our outfield, we use R8 as our preferred mixture for reinstatement as it provides excellent early establishment, holds its colour and recovers well following intensive use during the season. ” Gary Barwell Head Groundsman Warwickshire County Cricket Club
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