You will be amazed at how few insect problems you will have with your wildflowers. Most wildflowers are remarkable resistant to insects and disease, and by providing them with excellent care in the beginning they should withstand the trials of the summer easily. In the fall, as your flowers start to die back, you do not want to pull them up. By letting the flowers die in the garden, they will distribute their seeds and re-seed themselves for another year. Next year you will only have to tidy up the bed in the spring, and keep the weeds out.
Wildflowers are probably the simplest flowers to grow from seed.
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