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Buy a shitload of native groundcover seed and till the ground and mix it all in?
I'd have to find it locally though. Looking at some of the "native seed" sites, they're not all natives.
Google says https://www.chicagobungalow.org/post/native-plants-2024
Seems like a bunch of places to start off by calling
This is a great resource thank you so much!
https://www.prairiemoon.com/ has some good natives and you can buy full plants if you like. You can sort by geographic region, garden zone, bloom time etc.