Dividing Perennials In The Spring
After several seasons of growing, perennial plants will begin to die out in the centre.
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Dividing Bearded Iris
Irises make a lovely cut flower and many of them have wonderful fragrances as well.
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Perennial plants are healthiest and most productive when they are young and have room to spread.
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Daffodils are a true British favourite and have been cultivated for hundreds of years for their bright and beautiful display of colour in the Spring. Jeff Turner explains in this how-to guide just what it is that makes these Spring flowers a true British favourite and why they’re a must have for any garden.
Read moreDividing Perennials
Many perennial plants grow in an ever widening clump. After several seasons of growing, these perennial plants will begin to die out in the centre and look more like a ring than a clump. When to divide perennials depends on the type of plant and how quickly it’s growing. You don’t have to wait until your perennial plants begin looking […]
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