Soil preparation
The first step in planning the design of your wildflower garden is to consider the space that you will be planting in. Is there enough sun in the garden? There are many types of wildflowers do best in full sun. Do you have irrigation available? Flowers and plants may need additional watering at times, especially when you try to establish in the first place. Make sure the area is free of weed seeds is before you start. You can clear the area of weeds, or weeding, solarization or spraying a herbicide in the region. Solarization requires you to cover the area with plastic wrap and let rest for a few weeks. The growth of weeds away baking sun. Whichever method you choose weeding, you should clean dead before preparing the soil for planting crops.
Sowing the seeds
Once the soil is free of weeds, you are ready to start designing your wildflower garden. Soil to a depth of approximately three inches. If I had to eliminate many weeds can spray herbicide, again to ensure weed seeds that have been exposed through the process of tillage are also killed. You can then remove the area to prepare for the dissemination of seed. Leaving slots land rake, natural areas will solve seeds. When it comes to spreading your seed, consider that four pounds of seed will cover approximately one acre of land. Since these seeds usually tend to be a bit small, it can be mixed with a little sand to spread. Rake the new and keep the soil moist until the plants reach a height of a few centimeters field.
Design a wildflower garden is a beautiful, natural to complement your landscape. By taking a little time to prepare the soil and plant your seeds properly, you will be able to enjoy your wildflower meadow for many years to come.