Prairie smoke requires ample sunlight, so it is best to choose a place with adequate sun exposure for planting. In addition, prairie smoke also requires well-drained soil and should not be planted in waterlogged areas. Prairie smoke needs suitable soil, and the best soil is sandy or mixed with sand. You can improve the soil before planting by fertilizing and tilling. If using seeds, you can sow them in the spring or fall. Mix the seeds with sand, then evenly spread them on the prepared soil and gently press them down. If using seedlings, transplant them into the prepared soil. In the early stage of planting prairie smoke, keep the soil moist. Once the plant starts growing, reduce the frequency of watering. It is important to weed in a timely manner to maintain soil aeration and moisture. Seed Prairie Smoke Seeds for Planting Outdoor-Non-GMO Heirloom Native Wildflower Non-GMOPlant in Your Home Garden