DALLAS, Pa. — When it is fall, most of us think it is time to cut back your flowers, rake your leaves and empty out garden planters. However, fall is the best time to divide many perennials and expand your garden and fill in some empty areas for next year. Home and Backyard visits Huntsville Landscaping to learn which perennials are best to divide in fall and the most effective way to divide them.
Dividing your perennials is very important because it helps manage the size of the plant, keeps them healthy and ultimately allows you to get more plants to expand your garden or share them with friends and fellow gardeners.