Yes. But most of them are annuals, which means that they start out as new plants because of seeds that were strewn around from last year's flowers. Wildflowers that are perennials automatically come back every year because the same plant comes back.
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It is possible for wild flowers to come back. If you don't pull them out or cut them down they should reseed themselves.
that depends on which and your location
Yes most of them re- seed themselves........and some , like wild phlox and some daisies .will set out a new plant at the bottom
Yes. But most of them are annuals, which means that they start out as new plants because of seeds that were strewn around from last year's flowers. Wildflowers that are perennials automatically come back every year because the same plant comes back.
Generally, they re-seed themselves