Schauwiese Seisenbachau

The Seisenbachau is a very special hotspot of biodiversity. On an intact and mighty peat body, a mosaic of fen, wet meadows and bristly grassland has developed.
The vegetation, which is very species-rich with well over 80 plant species, is dominated by moor grass, brushland, small sedges and cotton grasses. Numerous impressive and endangered flowering plants, including several orchids, still find suitable living conditions here.
Such areas have become very rare and are of the highest value for nature conservation.

Here you can find the following special plant species:

    Broad-leaved orchid
    (Dactylorhiza majalis)
    Orchid plant
    Beginning of May until end of May
    Greater two-leaved orchid
    (Listera ovata)
    Orchid plant
    end of May till end of June
    Gnat's hellebore
    (Gymnadenia conopsea)
    Orchid plant
    June to mid July
    Spotted knapweed
    (Dactylorhiza maculata)
    Orchid family
    mid-June to mid-July
    Two-leaved wood hyacinth
    (Platanthera bifolia)
    Orchid plant
    middle of June to middle of July
    Marsh hellebore
    (Epipactis palustris)
    Orchid plant
    July

The Ybbstal is a haven of rare flowers and plants. Would you like to learn more about daffodils, orchids and Co. More show meadows, excursion and vacation tips, an informative folder and dates for nature tours can be found at www.narzissenbluete.at!

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