The fall season of Louisiana wildflowers is just getting underway and will continue through the end of November. The major colors of the fall display are golden yellow, purple and lavender-blue.

Here’s everything you need to know – from preparing the ground and sowing the seed to managing your meadow year after year.

Louisiana wildflowers reach their seasonal peaks in fall and spring. (Photo by Chris Granger, Nola.com | The Times-Picayune) There are almost always some Louisiana wildflowers blooming through the ...

On a recent walk through a beech forest, I noticed a large number of small, unobtrusive fall wildflowers - beechdrops. These are one of my favorite wildflowers, primarily because (spoiler alert ...

Unlike most perennials, almost all annual flowers have the advantage of blooming all summer. Keep cutting off the flowers to ...

DEAR NEIL: Please explain why wildflower seeds should be sown in the fall instead of in March. I save the seed from my frozen lantana, Turk’s cap, and salvia as habitat for wildlife. Dear Reader ...

According to experts at Bunches, once sown, wildflowers tend to bloom around 60 to 80 days later, and with many varieties of grasses, plants, and perennials, they can be a fantastic addition to ...