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Should I Cut Back Hostas in the Fall? This Task Will Help Keep Your Garden Looking Good and Pest-Free
There are certain plants that can really benefit from being cut back in fall — and among them, the shade-loving hosta.
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September is an ideal month to divide perennials and reinvigorate older plants – here are 7 to split for better blooms
Dividing plants this month is a fantastic way to rejuvenate some older clumps of perennials and give you new plants to add to ...
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EYESTONE | Hostas, the top shade plant in the state
Grass doesn’t grow well in the shade. I like shade from my trees around our parking and on the west side of the home. Since grass doesn’t do well, another ...
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Leave the seed heads be!
Autumn colors have started to paint the landscape. As beautiful as those reds, oranges and yellows are, many gardeners tend ...
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UVM Extension: Let the seed heads be
Autumn colors have started to paint the landscape. As beautiful as those reds, oranges and yellows are, many gardeners tend ...
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Fall is the new spring for planting
Fall is one of my favorite times in the garden. With cooler temperatures prevailing, the garden seems to come alive again.
The Gazette6h
This Cedar Rapids neighborhood is spotted with native plant gardens
One of the most striking gardens there, filled with tall, brightly colored native plants, belongs to Karen Rawson, who said she never wanted to become a gardener. But that changed after the 2020 ...
Utica Observer-Dispatch on MSN6d
Dividing your perennials every 3 to 4 years helps them thrive. Fall is the time to do it
Dividing spring and summer blooming perennials - such as daylilies, peonies, iris, and oriental poppy - in the fall can help ...
In Fairmount’s small front spaces, carefully tended container gardens make a colorful neighborhood
With little to no yard space, these Fairmount neighbors instead create elaborate arrangements of flowers and plants in pots, ...
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Weeks of heavy rains can be damaging to landscapes. Here's what to watch for.
Long rainy periods can drown plant roots as well as encourage water molds, fungus-like organisms that live in the soil, to ...
Are your peonies too crowded?
Fall is the best time to dig, divide and move peonies, as long as the work is completed five or six weeks before the ground ...
Master gardeners give tips to keep fall plants alive
They say creating a successful garden isn’t like following a recipe. It requires innovation and experimentation.