Cut Back Grasses and Perennials
Start cutting back grasses and other perennials left for winter interest.
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Take Root Cuttings
Root cuttings can be taken from now: Papaver (perennial poppies), Verbascum (mullein) and Phlox are suitable examples.
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Watch out for Diseases on Perennials
Look out for crown rot and brown rots on died down perennials, especially if you are on a clay or poorly-drained soil.
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Take Root Cuttings Now
Root cuttings can be taken now: they can be used to propagate herbaceous perennials like acanthus, echinops and phlox.
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Perennials for Division
Most perennials benefit from division: plants to divide are Anemone, Delphinium, Euphorbia, Helianthus and more.
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Dividing Perennials
Did you already divide perennials? Plants can be divided at almost any time if kept well-watered afterwards.
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Dividing Perennials
Did you divide perennials? Plant divisions as soon as possible and water them in well.
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Cut Back Perennials
Care for perennials that produce leaves and flower stems from below the soil level: Cut them back to soil level.
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Cut Down Perennials!
Care for your perennials: Cut down and remove dead or dying stems. Separate and burn any diseased material.
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Divide Herbaceous Perennials and Rhubarb Crowns
Herbaceous perennials and rhubarb crowns can now be divided to propagate new plants.
