Mustard Size:10 kilograms a flowering plant valued for

a flowering plant valued for its multifaceted benefits

With its ecological benefits

Its quality is exemplified by its ability to bounce back from wear and tear

this hardy grass blend offers the ideal balance of durability and aesthetic appeal

Smaller seeded

Mustard Size:10 kilograms a flowering plant valued forExcellent for weed seed control and cleaning up some harmful soil fungi. Contains high levels of potent glucosinolates (GSLs), the biotoxic compounds that make mustard spicy and act as natural fumigants. Mulching breaks the plant cell walls, releasing GSLs into the soil when the plant material is incorporated. When to Plant Mustard North Island: You can sow slightly later (Aprilearly May) due to milder winters. South Island: Aim for MarchApril to