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Sowing Wildflower Seeds; Sow wild flower garden seeds in March and April, or September if  your soil is light and well drained. They prefer an open position in  full sun.

Prepare the ground by clearing  away all existing plants and grass. It's particularly important to  remove vigorous perennial weeds such as stinging nettles, docks and  couch grass. In wildlife areas this is best done by hand.

Dig the soil over and firm it well before raking to create a level  seed bed. Don't incorporate any fertilisers or manure as this  encourages grass growth which crowds out the wild flowers.

It's best to allow up to 6 weeks for the soil to settle. This also  allows any weed seeds to germinate, which can then be removed with a  hoe or weed killer.

If your soil is very fertile and you'd like to grow a perennial wild  flower meadow you can try stripping away the top 5-10cm (2-4") of  soil to reduce fertility.

1 gram of pure wild flower garden seeds is enough for 1 square metre  of soil. Try mixing the seed with silver sand to help you see where  you've been and make your distribution more even.

Rake the area lightly after sowing and cover with netting to protect  from birds and cats. Ensure the soil is kept moist during hot, dry  periods for the best germination.