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By far the best advice about growing wild trees shrubs and flowers native to the eastern united states for anyone who wants to naturalize woodland borders or ponds streamsides and meadows or who simply wants to grow beautiful native plants that are available from specialty nurseries but not often found in neighborhood garden centers. Wildflowers can introduce the look of wild native beauty to your yard as long as you follow some simple steps for transplanting wildflowers from their natural wild into your garden starting flowers from seeds takes time and results are not guaranteed taking an established plant from the wild offers a much better chance of success if done correctly. The plants can be sheared back severely if the foliage gets shabby in summer these plants grow 1 to 2 feet tall and bloom from may to july there are many other wildflower species of coreopsis that will do well in your garden especially if you choose one that is native to your area usda growing zones 4 to 9 color varieties yellow. Planting wildflowers is an easy way to introduce reliable colourful and wildlife friendly plants to your plot advertisement there are plenty of ways to do it including laying wildflower turf or simply starting right from seed but whichever you choose its essential to create the right conditions