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Product Spec Sheet MEADOWMAT ROOFMEADOW

What is Meadowmat Roofmeadow?

A mixture of perennial and annual plants

native to the UK that enhance

biodiversity

1 species of native grasses = laval

food plants for butterflies

22 species of flowering plants= a

rich source of nectar for

pollinating insects.

Despatched with plants growing

strongly

Install on to prepared ground or

on to a minimum 100mm green

roof substrate with drainage layer

beneath

May flower in the first

year...depending when it is

installed

Easy maintenance

Attracts and supports a wide

variety of wildlife

Grower Harrowden Farms Ltd

Corkway Drove, Hockwold, Norfolk IP26 4JR

UNITED KINGDOM

Uses Landscaping/Gardening

Green roofing

Habitat creation

Low maintenance areas

Delivery info Meadowmat is palletised.

Normally delivered by artic lorry

Can be collected from farm

Growing

Medium

Free-draining sandy loam with 40% green waste added

Netting Biodegradable nylon support net . Very fine, easy to cut or tear

Vegetation 5:95 grass and wild flower mix. Perennial species, native to the

UK.

Roll

dimensions

1000 mm wide x 1000mm long

1000mm wide x 2000m long

Roll weight Up to 24Kg /m2 saturated weight

Soil Thickness 15mm

Height of

Sward

approx. 100mm at time of despatch.

Flowering height approx. 30- 90cm

Seed mix See overleaf

Flowering

period

March—October

Preferred

Aspect

Sun or light shade

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Meadowmat Roofmeadow: Sown mixture.

Please note that species and proportions may vary according to availability of the seed, the time of year, weather patterns and

other variables beyond our control. Once Meadowmat Roofmeadow has been established, the mix of species is likely to change

as the plants adapt themselves to their new growing conditions.

Grasses: Sheepsbit

Flowering plants: Birdsfoot trefoil, Bladder campion, Cheddar pink, Clustered bellflower, Common daisy, Common poppy,

Cornflower, Fox and cubs, Harebell, Lady’s bedstraw, Maiden pink, Meadow saxifrage, Ragged robin, Sea campion, Selfheal,

Soapwort, Thrift, Vipers bugloss, Water avens, Wild Thyme, Yarrow, Yellow rattle

Creating a green roof with Meadowmat Roofmeadow

The roof must be waterproofed with a slight fall, excellent drainage and

a weight bearing capacity in excess of 250Kg/m2

Install proprietary drainage layer with filter fleece

Add at least 100mm depth of green roof substrate

Unroll Meadowmat Roofmeadow directly onto substrate being careful not to stand or kneel of the plants. Using laying

boards if necessary

Water thoroughly. Do not allow Meadowmat to dry out in the first 4 weeks after installation

Maintenance

Once established, Traditional Meadowmat is easy to care for :

March—September: allow Meadowmat to grow, flower and set seed. Irrigate in periods of prolonged drought (more than 2

weeks without rain)

October/November: cut back to 10 cm high, remove all cuttings.

November-February: Keep surface free of debris (eg fallen leaves) and ensure drainage outlets are clear.

Product Spec Sheet MEADOWMAT ROOFMEADOW

Using Meadowmat Roofmeadow as groundcover

Please refer to our website at www.meadowmat.com/how-to-lay-meadowmat