Spring Planting: Native Wildflowers
Soak seeds briefly, sow in light, well-drained soil. Native annuals and perennials bring early color with minimal fuss.
Our air-tight greenhouse-inspired design ensures steady, vibrant growth for senior gardeners. Focused on native species, we tailor seasonal tips to minimize effort while maximizing blooms and pollinator support.
Soak seeds briefly, sow in light, well-drained soil. Native annuals and perennials bring early color with minimal fuss.
Deep, infrequent watering helps roots establish. Near-greenhouse edges, use mulch to preserve moisture.
Light pruning after flowering encourages strong growth next season. Remove dead wood for airflow.
Prepare seedbeds, collect native seeds, and plan succession crops for continuous bloom through late winter.
A balance of grasses, forbs, and shrubs supports bees, butterflies, and birds year-round.
Raised, accessible beds with clear paths reduce strain while keeping plants in easy reach.