Cosy Tortoises Seeds
Cosy Tortoises Seeds
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Mega Mix
Mega Mix is 30 different wildflower seeds. 30 species are selected from the list of species below dependant on availability. The best way to provide variety for your tortoises. No grass seed so use Mega Mix to supplement a lawn or your established tortoise food corner. The best way is to start them off as plugs and plant out when around 15 cm high after cutting back your established food corner to around 5-10 cm high.
Species included; Alfalfa, Buckwheat, Betony, Birds-foot-trefoil, Borage, Buckwheat, Chicory, Chickweed, Common Knapweed, Common Mallow, Common Speedwell, Common Trefoil, Cornflower, Crimson Clover, Dandelion, Evening Primrose, Forget-me-not, Kidney Vetch, Lady's Bedstraw, Marsh Mallow, Meadow Cranesbill, Musk Mallow, White Mustard, Parsley, Red Clover, Ribwort Plantain, Rough Hawkbit, Sainfoin, Self Heal, Shephard's Purse, Tufted Vetch, White Clover and Wild Rocket.
Common Wildflowers
Common Wildflowers are available in packets of 10g
Alfalfa, Buckwheat, Common Trefoil, White Mustard, Red, White or Crimson Clover. Crimson Clover is a treat relished by all tortoises.
Special Wildflowers
Special Wildflower seeds in packets of 1g
Often only grown individually by specialist seed manufacturers. Species included; Bird's-foot-trefoil, Borage, Chicory, Chickweed, Common Knapweed, Common Mallow, Common Speedwell, Cornflower, Dandelion, Evening Primrose, Forget-me-not, Kidney Vetch, Lady's s Bedstraw, Marsh Mallow, Meadow Cranesbill, Musk Mallow, Parsley, Ribwort Plantain, Rough Hawkbit, Sainfoin, Self Heal, Shephard's Purse, Tufted Vetch, Wild Rocket and Yarrow.
Individual seed varieties are an ideal way to grow your tortoises' favourite foods or plant into an established grass patch. These seeds have been carefully selected and are easy to grow in your garden, in pots or trays. The wildflowers have been carefully selected to ensure there are no plants that are toxic to humans or tortoises alike. They can all be found growing wild in the typical english countryside. It is wise to note that not everything found wild is safe to eat for tortoises or humans so this is by far the safer option.
If your neighbours aren't so impressed about you growing Dandelions you can always cut the seed heads (fluffy clocks) off before they mature.
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