Florida Wildflower Seed Planting in Container

Planting wildflower seeds in a container is easy. Use a type of media that says potting soil. Use a small rake or trowel to scuff up the soil on the surface. Scatter the seeds evenly across the area. Pat them in with your hand and water them in gently. Continue to water about twice a week until the seedlings are established.
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[@michaelmayes9532]

Thank you for the instruction miss!

[@migueltorres79]

Great video

[@marysmith232]

What time of the year is best to pant them?

[@llott319]

How much water and should you water after planting?
Not enough answered questions

[@DDD11239]

Should you water after planting seeds? Is that a serious question?

[@user-gh8sl7iu3y]

Where can revival gardening be found to purchase the native wildflower seeds?

[@user-gh8sl7iu3y]

Would the planter need to be covered with some kind of netting until the flowers sprout so the birds don’t just eat the newly sown seeds?

[@user-pw5bn1yl4i]

I wish she would have shown the entire size of the container she used.

[@nancysmith5989]

Where can we purchase those native seeds?

[@nancysmith5989]

Where can we purchase those Florida native flower seeds?

[@ocextension]

Check for a list of native plant nurseries at www.fann.org. We purchased ours from the Florida Wildflower Growers Cooperative.

[@solotraveller888]

Too much talking