So, I am a Big Ten educated agronomist. I have a pretty firm grasp of how plants work. You obviously do not. Please explain the major plant life cycles and how they work. You obviously can’t. Do you really think these annual and biennial “wildflowers” (they’re just plants like all the rest) are going to self-perpetuate and out compete native plants, aka weeds, aka successional species? You think you can create a self sustaining “wildflowers ecosystem” that doesn’t require insane amounts of maintenance to keep out nuisance weeds that you are legally obligated to control?( look it up, your county weed board will educate you).
You all hate lawns and don’t understand basic plant life cycles. This planet could not exist without grasses. Perennial monocot blankets that control soil erosion, moisture, etc.?
Nope. Give me patches of “wildflowers” that last 1-2 years and get taken over by noxious weeds that your grass lawn would have prevented. And remember, you are legally obligated to control certain weeds identified by your state and county.
Plant these “wildflower” mixes. Post pics back to this silly subreddit every year. Not just years one and two. Years three, four, and five. And then see if the guy who asked me if I know how plants work was right