perennials

A backyard garden of iris bordering a lawn. (Photo: iStock - onepony)
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Iris math: Divide and multiply to add beauty

By dividing and replanting iris clumps that have become too large, gardeners can increase spring displays. Read More

Fall garden
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Gathering for gardeners

Witch hazel in bloom with snow landscape (Photo courtesy of Iowa State University Extension and Outreach)
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How to manage garden plants that break dormancy early



Use fallen leaves mixed with the proper amount of soil for a garden compost pile. (Photo by Laura McKenzie, Texas A&M AgriLife.)

Autumn garden advice for the Texas area

Because perennials are less formal than annuals, they often are used in border plantings such as those pictured. (Photo courtesy of University of Missouri Extension.)

Less is more: Time to divide and conquer perennials