Dividing Perennials Spring
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Dividing Perennials in the Spring – Perennial Gardening
What to divide in spring? One rule of thumb for division is this: perennials that flower between early spring and mid June are best divided in early fall. Perennials that flower after mid June are best divided in the spring. This rule is one that many gardeners break with regularity, experiencing relatively few problems. Read more…
How and when to divide perennials | UMN Extension
Guidelines for dividing perennials. Many perennials are easier to divide and transplant in spring. Divide perennials on a cloudy, overcast day as dividing on a hot sunny day can cause the plants to dry out. Water the soil a day in advance if the area to be worked on is dry. Read more…
Dividing Perennials in Spring – Bob Vila
Dividing Perennials in the Spring Divide your fall-blooming perennials in spring to give them enough time to take root and flourish before summer comes. Read more…
