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amybaby · **Posted: 09-06-2011 , 05:17 PM** #16

hi barry,
DH, who is the resident expert in these matters suggests hire a strimmer/brushcutter and get grass down for the moment. plant whips in the autumn straight into the ground through the grass. the wildflowers will have to be brought on from seed. get some trays and plant seeds according to pkt instructions. can usually pick up wildflower packs in garden shops. you could bring them on in the kitchen or porch etc if you don't have a glasshouse.
best of luck. planning on doin something similar ourselves.:)

	Posted: 09-06-2011 , 05:17 PM #16
amybaby Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Co. Kildare Posts: 95	1/4 acre hi barry, DH, who is the resident expert in these matters suggests hire a strimmer/brushcutter and get grass down for the moment. plant whips in the autumn straight into the ground through the grass. the wildflowers will have to be brought on from seed. get some trays and plant seeds according to pkt instructions. can usually pick up wildflower packs in garden shops. you could bring them on in the kitchen or porch etc if you don't have a glasshouse. best of luck. planning on doin something similar ourselves.:)