The best place to sow wildflowers is in a location where the sun shines for at least six hours a day. This can be a beautiful spot in the garden or in a pot on the balcony.

The best time of the year to sow wildflowers is from March to May. It’s best to sow on a dry or lightly rainy day. During heavy rain, there is a chance the seeds may wash away, and in bright sunlight, there is a risk of the seeds drying out.

1. Prepare the seedbed by clearing it of weeds or other vegetation and lightly loosen the surface. When sowing on a former grassy area, it’s best to dig it up or, for larger areas, have it tilled with a tiller. The black soil can then be evenly distributed using a garden rake.
2. For a completely clean start, allow the weeds to germinate, and repeat step 1.
3. Follow the recommended seed quantity for optimal results, often around 2.5 grams per square meter. To be sure, check the information sheet about the contents of the packaging.
4. For even distribution, mix the seeds with damp sand.
5. Spread the flower seeds evenly over the seedbed.
6. Gently rake the flower seeds into the soil without displacing much ground. This is easiest with a hay rake.

Approximately 6 weeks after sowing, the first flowers will appear. This flowering period continues until the fall, allowing you to fully enjoy the flowers and all the life they attract.