Just do it. We bought a plot that is (for where we live) fairly large. About 2/3 of it is meadow. Gorgeous wildflowers.
It's easy to do: Mow it once a year, in late summer, to prevent brush and trees from establishing. Remove the mowings, and never fertilize - or you'll have nothing but grass. It can take a few years and some helpful seeding, but the results are worth it.
Edited to add: since the wildflowers are native, you also never have to water.
It's easy to do: Mow it once a year, in late summer, to prevent brush and trees from establishing. Remove the mowings, and never fertilize - or you'll have nothing but grass. It can take a few years and some helpful seeding, but the results are worth it.
Edited to add: since the wildflowers are native, you also never have to water.