Field and meadow flowers in the garden will create an atmosphere of naturalness, naturalness. Now it is one of the most relevant landscape techniques. In addition, they require little or no care, and the seeds can be collected right in the field.

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one bells

The most common meadow species is the spreading bell. It has a thin stem and purple flowers. In the forest, it is easier to meet the Sredny and Portenschlag varieties. Grassland varieties should be planted in an open and sunny space. And forest — in partial shade, for example, under garden trees. You can collect the seeds in faded bluebells and plant them in the spring. Water the plant during severe drought and cut dead flowers to prolong flowering.

2 Tansy

Tansy is an unpretentious wild plant with small bright yellow flowers. It has a strong spicy aroma and repels parasites. Almost does not require watering, takes root well and tolerates frosts. You can wait for the end of flowering and collect the seeds. They are planted in the ground at the end of April or in May.

3 periwinkle

Periwinkle is a creeping unpretentious plant that will help out if you need to fill in a garden area where nothing grows. It takes root on any soil, is not afraid of shade and drought. It blooms with small flowers of pink, lilac and purple tones. Seeds are planted in early summer.

four spring primrose

Primula is an unpretentious plant with yellow flowers that blooms throughout the spring. It does not have to be watered — enough melted snow and spring rains. After flowering, you can collect the seeds and store them in a dark, dry and cool place for the next year. Plant the primrose whenever possible in well-lit areas.

5 Violet horned

Violet grows in a carpet, gradually covering an ever larger area. It is convenient to use it to decorate the lawn or the space in front of the fence. It is not demanding on the composition of the soil, it tolerates frosts well. Blooms from April to late July. You can collect seeds and plant them in the ground in the fall.

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6 Marshmallow officinalis

Marshmallow officinalis reaches up to half a meter in height and blooms with pink and lilac flowers. It is often used in medicine, for example, they make decoctions for digestive problems and ointments for joints. The seeds collected in the meadow should be soaked in warm water for a day and then dried, this will increase their germination. They are planted shallowly, to a depth of 1-1.5 cm and watered once. It is not necessary to tamp the earth. Sprouts appear in about a week, but sometimes you have to wait up to three weeks.

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7 Chamomile

Daisies work well for poor soil or for quickly greening bare patches of land in a garden. Chamomile seeds are sown outdoors in May or August, when there is no threat of frost. In the field next to the cottage, you can most often find pharmacy and field chamomile. The pharmacy has small flowers and thin leaves, and it grows in bushes. The field grows in separate flowers, and they are larger in it. The seeds of all chamomiles are small, so fill them in the ground quite thickly and do not dig in too much so that they can sprout.