🌱 September is the perfect time to refresh tired perennials and get them ready for next year. • Irises (Zones 3–9) – Divide rhizomes for stronger blooms. • Daylilies (Zones 3–9) – Split clumps for more flowers. • Hostas (Zones 3–8) – Replant for fuller shade beds. • Coneflowers (Zones 3–9) – Boost growth and pollinator appeal. • Phlox (Zones 4–8) – Prevent overcrowding & mildew. • Peonies (Zones 3–8) – Move now for next year’s bloom. • Shasta Daisies (Zones 4–9) – Revive old clumps. • Sedum (Zones 3–9) – Hardy, easy to transplant. • Asters (Zones 4–8) – Ensure a fuller fall and spring show. Credit: Growing Gardens Made Simple (Facebook)

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9 Plants Not To Cut In Fall: Birds Need Them For Winter

While I’ve written many articles on the topic of cutting plants in fall, there are certain plants out there that you probably shouldn’t cut sin...

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