Tips for Dividing Perennials
Need help on dividing perennials? HGTV.com shares how and when to do it.
Most perennials take a couple of years to get established, especially when started from seed. Find out which plants will bloom the first season.
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This beautiful perennial blooms from midsummer to early fall. 'Arizona Sun' (shown here) blooms a month earlier than most, its 3- to 4-inch flowers appearing hardly more than three months after a spring sowing. USDA 3-10.
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Need help on dividing perennials? HGTV.com shares how and when to do it.
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