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Mums are perennials, so why don't they always come back?
When you plant them can make all the difference for these fall favorites.
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Divide these 8 perennials in October – the easiest way to make more of your favorite plants for free
If your flower beds are looking crowded, now's a great time to give certain perennials more breathing room while making more ...
If you are new to gardening and haven't divided any perennials yet, then hostas are a great plant for your first attempt at ...
Choose California native perennials — e.g., Salvia, manzanita, Ceanothus or Penstemon — to plant this fall. These plants are ...
I plant my mums in the garden and they grow every year, but they don't look like the ones for sale now. They are tall and ...
Yarrow, bloody cranesbill and wild oregano survive on rainfall alone. Why October planting beats spring, plus spacing: 5 to 6 ...
Bare-root perennials are shipped without soil, so you need to plant them right away. Here’s what to do when you get them and ...
Fall is a great time to plan a spring garden. Cooler temperatures, seasonal rain, and warm soil in October mean you can ...
As a rule of (green) thumb, gardeners should divide late-summer and fall bloomers in the spring, just after they emerge from ...
Here are 25 perennials worth adding to your fall landscape.
Knowing which perennials to cut back in autumn can help reduce disease, deter pests and keep your garden looking its best ...
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