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Frequently Asked Questions
Can wildflowers grow in clay soil?
Yes – native clay-adapted species such as scabious, meadowsweet, yarrow, and oxeye daisy are selected for heavy soils.
When should I sow them?
Autumn is ideal for stratification; spring sowing works too if soil has drainage and contact prep.
Do I need to prepare the soil differently?
Remove existing turf, lightly cultivate when dry, and rake to fine tilth – avoid working clay when wet.
Will they improve soil over time?
Yes – their deep roots naturally break up clay and enhance drainage season by season.
How long until I see flowers?
Annuals bloom in the first year; perennials may take 1–2 seasons to establish and flower.
Is this safe for pets and wildlife?
Yes – these native mixes are wildlife-friendly, support pollinators and aren’t toxic when used as intended.
