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Autumn – Time to Divide Perennials

by Mary Salinas

Posted: September 28, 2017

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After a few years, many perennial plants have grown so large that they need to be divided in order to be revived. Overcrowding causes them to bear fewer flowers and, sometimes, to die in the center. Fall… Read More

Category: Florida-Friendly Landscaping, Home Landscapes

Tags: cast iron plant, fall gardening, perennials, plant division, propagation, stoke's aster

Divide Perennials in the Fall

by Mary Salinas

Posted: September 9, 2015

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After a few years, many perennial plants have grown so large that they need to be divided in order to be revived. Overcrowding causes them to bear fewer flowers and, sometimes, to die in the center. Fall is… Read More

Category: Horticulture

Tags: black eyed susan, cast iron plant, crocosmia, daylily, division, flax lily, General Gardening, liriope, Native plants, Panhandle Gardening, perennials, propagation, prpagation, stoke's aster

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