In this weeks episode John answers a listeners question. How to create a wildflower meadow / patch from scratch?

We look at the distinctions between native Irish wildflowers and cultivated flowers used in floral meadows.  Listen to us as we map the path to your dream meadow. We tap into the wisdom of Sandra Cofola Irish Wildflower expert, sharing valuable insights from previous episodes, and discuss how wildflower meadows influence biodiversity.

In this episode, we'll navigate through the various methods of establishing a weed-free seed bed and the best times to sow your chosen seeds. We'll also debate the pros and cons of annual and perennial flower mixes. Going beyond just the establishment, we'll talk about the care a wildflower meadow needs post-sowing.

We look at how each meadow establishes and supports biodiversity. Wether you're a budding gardener or a seasoned gardener, this episode is sure to enrich your horticultural know-how and inspire you to create your very own wildflower haven. Tune in!

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