You can just scatter wildflower seeds on bare ground, but this doesn’t always lead to very even germination, resulting in patchy results. It’s best to prepare the ground first by digging it over, weeding, raking, and watering. Alternatively, sow seeds in trays and move them outside once the seedlings are big enough to handle. If you’re growing wildflower seeds in a rural area, it’s best to go for native varieties. Non-native varieties can spread into the surrounding countryside, disrupting the plant ecosystem.