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How and When to Divide Perennials

September 27, 2024 by Linda SE

Perennials grace our gardens year after year with their variety of brilliant colors and unique foliage forms. After a few years in the garden, these perennials may start to produce smaller blooms, develop a ‘bald spot’ at the center of their crown, or require staking to prevent their stems from falling over. All of these are signs that it is time to divide. CONTINUE

SOURCE: University of Minnesota Extension

Filed Under: From The Ground Up, Gardening Methods, Perennials /Annuals, Tools /Techniques

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