Mixture ratios in weight percentages Agrostis capillaris 2%, Festuca rubra commutata 10%, Festuca rubra trichophylla 10%, Festuca trachyphylla 20%, Poa pratensis 15% Further components: Poa compressa 3%, Anthoxanthum odoratum 5%, Achillea millefolium 1.5%, Allium schoenoprasum 2%, Anthemis tinctoria 3%, Campanula rotundifolia 2%, Dianthus carthusianorum 6%, Dianthus deltoides 6%, Hieracium pilosella 1%, Leucanthemum vulgare 2%, Petrorhagia saxifraga 2%, Prunella grandiflora 6%, Thymus pulegioides 1.5%, Thymus serpyllum 2% Roof vegetation ‘Herb Mix’ With its reduced herb component, this mixture offers a cost-effective alternative to RSM 6.1. The combination of drought-tolerant grass species and easy-care herbs provides extensively maintained roof vegetation, reliably and permanently. The herb component ensures a biodiverse development with minimal maintenance. Art. 801912 1 kg packet RSM 6.1 Extensive roof vegetation A low-growing grass/herb mixture for roofs with a vegetation layer of 10-15 cm. No fertiliser is needed. By adding sedum sprouts, the required quantity can be reduced to 3 g/m². Art. 801905 1 kg packet Mixture ratios in weight percentages Agrostis capillaris 2 % Festuca rubra trichophylla 20 % Festuca rubra commutata 8 % Festuca trachyphylla 45 % Lolium perenne 10 % Poa pratensis 10 % Herb mixture 5 % 5 g/m2 5–10 cm 5–7.5 g/m2 ROOF VEGETATION The increase in built-up areas urgently calls for an intensification of roof vegetation. Through the use of roof vegetation mixtures and the Kiepenkerl sedum sprouts, you will create new habitats and beautify monotonous roofs. These mixtures bring a structural and colourful diversification to the roof. The living plants and the vegetation layer act as a heat buffer and, through the evaporation of the reserved water, produce a cooling effect in summer. 24
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