So, if you’ve been thinking of planting wildflower seeds but don’t know where to begin, we’ve got you covered. Here's a ...

Planting wildflowers will bring benefits to your local bees and butterflies ... Beware the birds! Birds will love to eat the wildflower seeds, so some gardeners like to put up netting while the seeds ...

If you have a balcony or windowsill, you could sow some seeds in a pot or window box. If you’ve got more room, planting a patch in your garden or even a whole wildflower meadow will do wonders for ...

The dormant season is a great time to sow flower seeds, establish trees and shrubs, and get started on the vegetable garden.

“But whatever the outcome, the wildflower seed business has ... They predominantly sells seeds to local councils for planting in parks, verges and roundabouts. The wildflowers complement the ...

Sprinkle your seeds thinly and evenly on the surface of the soil ... Watch out for any vigorous invasive plants that might crowd out your wildflowers. Weed these out. When choosing a wildflower mix, ...

All parts of foxglove plants, for instance, are toxic. Just like when planting grass seed in spring, you’ll need to water your wildflower seeds regularly until they establish. "Keep an eye out for ...

For those folks tired of winter, the West Creek Conservancy has just the answer to get a jumpstart on spring planting.