[header] How to grow wildflowers [title] Choose a spot where wildflowers can thrive. [step] Wildflowers need good drainage, low soil nutrients, and high sun exposure. Pick an area of your yard that doesn't flood with rain and gets plenty of sun throughout the day.
[header] How to grow wildflowers [title] Choose a spot where wildflowers can thrive. [step] Wildflowers need good drainage, low soil nutrients, and high sun exposure. Pick an area of your yard that doesn't flood with rain and gets plenty of sun throughout the day.
[substeps] Beginner gardeners may choose a spot in the yard next to a flower pot or in the shade of a nearby tree. Keep in mind even this small area may not provide adequate shade. A nursery or community garden is a good choice. [substeps] Many local flower shops include flower ponds that are also home to wildflowers. Wildflowers can grow in poorer soil than other flowers. [substeps] Your spot should also have easy access to a garden hose or irrigation system, as you'll need to water it regularly. [substeps] The best spot for wildflowers is a cleared area without a lot of puddles, as it will prevent the roots from sinking in. Draw up a loose garden line and divide the area into rows or sections, and attach garden stakes.