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groundloop

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Mon Sep 23, 2024, 03:48 PM Sep 2024

When to plant native wildflowers? [View all]

I'm an absolute newbie to gardening, generally anything I touch dies, but I'm going to have a go at getting rid of grass in a portion of my yard and converting it into native wildflowers.

What I'm looking at is a mixture of annuals and perennials. From what I've been able to read it sounds like fall is a good time to plant these..... but when in the fall? At the moment the temperature is still getting into the upper 80s (I'm in USDA zone 8a), but it looks like that will be cooling down to mid 70s next week. Should I wait until later in the fall to plant, or can these seeds be sown right now?

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