We have our back field dug up for a groud loop heat pump and it seems a shame to waste all that tilled soil. Thanks, DEB Boling, Kirksville, MO Hi Deb, Yes, fall really is the time to plant wildflower seeds. This is when nature plants it's seeds. Many perennial wildflowers need to be exposed to several weeks of cool, moist conditions before they will germinate. This is natures way of making sure they start growing in the spring when they have plenty of moisture and not in the summer when they would die because of drought.
Some seeds require stratification or scarification if planted in the spring or summer.
I would like to have pictures of weeds and invasive plants on this site but don't have the pictures to use at this time. Copyright 1999 by Easyliving Native Perennial Wildflowers. All rights reserved.