Throw and Grow: What do you think of seeding wild flowers where they were not growing before?

Recently I read online an interesting article about so called “throw and grow” movement. Basically it’s about making little soil balls filled with wild flowers seeds and throw them where you normally can’t just get to and so naturalise empty areas and propagate and spread wild flowers.
This year I have a lot of wild foxgloves growing and producing seeds, so I thought of making a few ball and spread those seeds. Not quite sure though, if it is not too much meddling into the nature. What do you think? Spread wild flowers seeds: yay or nay?
This year I have a lot of wild foxgloves growing and producing seeds, so I thought of making a few ball and spread those seeds. Not quite sure though, if it is not too much meddling into the nature. What do you think? Spread wild flowers seeds: yay or nay?
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I thought that it would be nice to reseed a verge that the council had dug up for roadworks. Ended up spending about eight quid, only to have some tosser drive over the verge with his “Look at meeeee mum” 4x4 and churn it all up.
A few years ago there was a push to use local collected seed on new wildflower meadow sites for that reason.