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When it comes to digging up, dividing, and transplanting perennials from your flowerbeds – fall is the time for action. And one thing is for sure, that action will pay huge dividends next year in the performance of your flowerbeds.
Although spring and fall are popular times for splitting and dividing perennials, many perennials can be divided as soon as they finish blooming in the middle of summer. And summer dividing holds big advantages for both you, and your landscape!
So what is the best way to care for daylilies after they bloom? Is it possible to keep them blooming longer? And can they be divided in the summer as well as the spring and fall? With the ever-growing popularity
When it comes to landscaping on a budget, nothing can save more hard-earned cash than dividing perennials! And fall is the perfect time to do it! Fall transplanting allows new plants time to become established in the soil before going
There is no better time to divide perennial plants than in late summer and early fall! Dividing and transplanting perennial plants is more than just a great way to create loads of new plants. It’s also an excellent way to