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Small Meadow Seeding

Seeding can commence when the planting area has been appropriately prepared. Because most wildflowers are designed by nature to require the freeze/thaw activity of winter to soften their seed shells, which helps germination in the spring, the best time to sow your meadow is in late autumn, after the ground has been hard frost but before it freezes. Depending on where you live, this is usually from mid-October until late November. Spring sowings, on the other hand, are equally successful, but keep in mind that spring sowings require constant watering for the first few months after seeding, whereas fall sowings do not.

Planting should be avoided while the soil is damp, especially in thick clay soils. Wait till the earth is completely dry before planting. Broadcast seeding a wildflower meadow is similar to seeding a lawn, only the seed is dispersed with a greater volume of a lightweight, inert substance such as sawdust, peat moss, clean sand (playground or builders sand), or vermiculite instead of using a seeder. It makes no difference whatever carrier you choose; whichever is most convenient for you.