Dividing Perennials
Many perennials can now be divided! No idea where to put the additional plants? Give them to friends: http://j.mp/akNgDv
Many perennials can now be divided! No idea where to put the additional plants? Give them to friends: http://j.mp/akNgDv
Perennials can be divided once they have finished flowering! One of them is Rudbeckia laciniata: http://j.mp/9j5ZNh
Seeds of hardy annuals and perennials can now be collected and stored! How to store the seeds: http://j.mp/bt0lWH
Do you have a large stone wall? Why do you not fill the gaps with perennial plants? Some ideas: http://j.mp/9QDOjK
Do your perennials already look tired? Consider planting some new perennials for extra colour: http://j.mp/bQubjg
Do you grow Yellow Scabious? This tall perennial and others may need staking: http://j.mp/bVs7cH
Flowering perennials should be deadheaded regularly! One herbaceous perennial is Campanula: http://j.mp/9GyNRs
Did you plant up hanging baskets? What plants did you plant? Herbs? Perennials or other plants?
Cut back spring-flowering perennials such as brunnera! A very beautiful cultivar is Jack Frost: http://j.mp/dsYWtL
Geraniums in tubs and containers should now be in full flower! Take care to keep them well watered: http://j.mp/90qpdn
Hiesinger Ilse 13:53 on 10. August 2010 Permalink |
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