Just my understanding of wild flowers. Here in SJ I propagate coriopsis wild flowers. Big yellow about three inches across and around 28 inches tall. They are a biannual. First year they don't always bloom but after that away they go!. The easiest way is to dig up little clumps of them and then transplant them. They grow like crazy and come back for several years no problems. NOW... they are a broadcast type of seeder. The flower forms a pod full of seeds that get broadcast as animals or a very strong wind shakes those pods. Field critters will eat the seeds because they are on top of the ground. If there is a heavy rain they will get covered. Poppies are very close to coriopsis as to how the seed pod works. Most of these wild flowers thrive where the ground is total crap. If you do some research on line you can find Bulk seed vendors and I would guess you would need to broadcast them with a spreader and then take a chain link fence drag and run around a couple of times. Give folks like this a call and ask about your area. The prices are roughly $30 per pound. That sould do 100 sq. ft. With no trouble. Any of the daisies or "tick weed" are very tough and look beautiful . Hope I helped. Give them a call.
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