Wild perennials are those that grow wild in nature. When they flower and set seed, they will quickly spread throughout your wild bed.
The plants do not require fertilizer, but it may still be a good idea to add some long-term fertilizer to the planting hole so it has a "lunch box" for the first year.
The plants can be used together with seed mixtures for flower meadows, both mixtures with annuals and perennials.
