
Acquiring native plants and seeds
Seeds for a native wildflower meadow
Analyses have shown that the majority of conventional bedding and balcony plants are contaminated with pesticides and are therefore not suitable for pollinators. Based on this finding, the campaign therefore carries out annual analyses to determine pesticide contamination.
Flowers and plants not only fulfill aesthetic functions, but also provide an important source of food for insects and small animals. Plants treated with pesticides are therefore a treacherous source of food for these creatures. In order to consistently protect the natural environment from hazardous chemical substances, bedding and balcony plants must also be produced pesticide-free in the future.

The LUX mixtures from Wëllplanzesom Lëtzebuerg only contain species that occur naturally in Luxembourg. The organic cultivation of native wild plant seeds in Luxembourg is financed by the Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Biodiversity, coordinated by SICONA and monitored by the MNHN. There are several mixtures to choose from.
Where can LUX mixtures be purchased?
100g packets of the three mixtures LUX flower meadow, LUX gravel lawn and LUX colorful border & butterfly plants are available in numerous sales outlets in Luxembourg for areas in residential areas of 25 - 50 m2
(Click here for the map of sales points).
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All LUX blends can also be purchased in large quantities from the Barenbrug company in Ingeldorf or online in the Web-Shop of the Rieger-Hofmann company.
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Gardener "Ouni Pestiziden"
These growers of flowers and plants produce and sell “Ouni pesticides”.
You will find the addresses of the growers further down on this page.
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Ask specifically for plants that have been grown without pesticides, as there may also be conventional flowers in the store.
Species in the seed packets
Flowers






Achillea millefollium
Common yarrow
Agrimonia eupatoria
Lesser Agrimony
Anthriscus sylvestris
Cow parsley
Campanula rapunculus
Rapunzel bellflower
Campanula rotundifolia
Round-leaved bellflower
Centaurea cyanus
Cornflower

Centaurea jacea
Meadow knapweed

Centaurea scabiosa
Scabious knapweed
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Cerastium holosteoides
Common chickweed
Clinopodium vulgare
Common tortoiseshell
Crepis biennis
Meadow Hawksbill
Daucus carota
Wild carrot


Knautia arvensis
Field scabious
Leontodon hispidus
Rough Dandelion




Galium album
White bedstraw
Galium verum
Common bedstraw
Hypericum perforatum
St. John's Wort
Hypochaeris radicata
Common pigweed






Leucanthemum ircutianum
Wiesen-Margerite
Lychnis flos-cuculi
Cuckoo campion
Malva moschata
Musk Mallow
Oenothera biennis
Biennial evening primrose
Origanum vulgare
Common oregano
Papaver rhoeas
poppy






Pimpinella saxifraga
Small burnet
Plantago lanceolata
Ribwort plantain
Plantago media
Middle plantain
Prunella vulgaris
Common Self-Heal
Ranunculus acris
Scharfer Hahenfuss
Rumex acetosa
Meadow sorrel

Salvia pratensis
Meadow sage
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Scorzoneroides autumnalis
Autumn dandelion




Silene dioica
red campion
Silene latifolia subsp. alba
White campion
Silene vulgaris
Common catchfly
Thymus pulegioides
Gewöhnlicher Thymian




Tragopogon pratensis
Meadow goat's beard
Trifolium pratense
Red clover
Verbascum nigrum
Black Mullein
Vicia cracca
Bird vetch
Grasses



Agrostis capillaris
Red bentgrass
Alopecurus pratensis
Wiesen-Fuchsschwanz
Arrhenatherum elatius
smooth oats



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Bromus hordeaceus
Soft brome
Festuca rubra
Red fescue
Poa pratensis
Meadow grass
Trisetum flavescens
Golden oats