Fall Perennial Care
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34 Perennials to Cut Back in the Fall
Cutting old and diseased foliage in the fall helps a perennial jump right into new growth come spring. But some plants need their foliage for protection over the winter and instead should be pruned in the spring. Read more…
Fall Care for Perennial Plants | Garden Guides
The fall is a good time to cage tall perennials with wide-mesh wire fencing or concrete reinforcing wire. If wind blows in your area, put a stake in the cage to help hold the plants in place. When the plants begin growing the following spring, the branches and leaves will grow through the spaces, hiding the wire. Read more…
Fall and Winter Care – Gardening with Perennials …
Fall & Winter Care Many perennials are better left standing over the winter than cutting them down. There are several reasons for this. In addition to many of the perennials having attractive foliage and/or seed heads, they offer food resources for birds. Read more…
