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When Should I Divide my Perennials?

When Should I Divide my Perennials?

Dividing perennials encourages new growth, controls the size of the plant, increases the number of plants, and refreshes the plant. Consider dividing them at these times: Daylilies While the plant isn’t flowering, so its energy is focused on regenerating root and leaf...
How do I Keep Garden Pests Away?

How do I Keep Garden Pests Away?

You’ve been enjoying the fruits of your labor – literally! – and you want to continue to enjoy them after all the hard work you’ve put into starting and maintaining your garden. But there are garden pests lurking out there, whether you know your foe or not, and we...
What can I do for my Garden in July?

What can I do for my Garden in July?

There might not be as much to garden during July, but this is a great opportunity to stop and take care of any chores to maintain a beautiful, healthy yard and garden. Here’s a quick and helpful checklist as you’re touching base with your home’s outdoor needs: Pruning...
How do I Control Summer Weeds?

How do I Control Summer Weeds?

After a great gardening excursion in the springtime, you should be able to relax and enjoy the beautiful and yummy selection you’ve prepared for yourself. But not so fast! There are plenty of summer weeds afoot that you’ll need to be on the lookout for, like...
What Plants Should I Deadhead?

What Plants Should I Deadhead?

Off with your plants’ heads! Deadheading is when you remove the spent blooms from your plants, allowing your flowers to bloom for a longer period in the season. It’s also nice to remove that dead weight from your plants and let their beauty speak for themselves...