12 Perennials You Should Be Dividing In The Fall For A More Abundant Garden
Crowding can be a threat to many types of plants in your garden. Dividing your perennial flowers will help avoid this, and may lead to bigger and better blooms.
Read MoreCrowding can be a threat to many types of plants in your garden. Dividing your perennial flowers will help avoid this, and may lead to bigger and better blooms.
Read MoreIn the fall, squirrels start to dig up the ground. One of their favorite snacks? The flowering bulbs you plant in autumn. Keep them away with a simple trick.
Read MoreNo one would blame you for tackling two birds with one stone. But before you install that fountain to turn your bird bath into a water feature, consider this.
Read MoreNot only does a bare patch in the garden look unsightly, but it will welcome weeds, too. This beautiful flower will grow quickly to fill in the blank space.
Read MoreIt's autumn, so start thinking about your springtime garden. No, really. These perennial plants and flowers can be started in fall weather for blooms by spring.
Read MoreWhether hummingbirds have left your area yet or not, you can prepare your yard now to attract more of these pollinators with clever gardening hacks from 2025.
Read MoreOctober is here, which means hummingbirds are migrating away in some U.S. regions. If you plant these two flowers now, you'll attract them back come springtime.
Read MoreThe gorgeous spring garden you crave begins in the fall. If you plant this particular flowering bulb in October, you'll love the blooms come springtime.
Read MoreWhen you are designing your garden, don't rule out shrubs. They can hold their own with adding color and texture, especially this purple flowering shrub.
Read MoreThere are so many well-known flowers that attract hummingbirds to your garden, but somehow this gorgeous flowering perennial often gets overlooked in the plan.
Read MoreAutumn flowers in the garden can be just as gorgeous as the spring and summer blooms. This hardy option is colorful and tolerates shade and cooler weather.
Read MoreLavender can be as tricky as it is lovely if you don't know how to handle it. Pruning it isn't so simple, so here's why it's so important to nail the timing.
Read MoreDividing up your ferns means that you can help fill in any bare patches in your garden or lawn. Learn how to do it, and if you should do it in fall or spring.
Read MoreFor some, hummingbird season is short. Others are lucky to see these pollinators all year long. Keep them happy throughout the winter with this clever advice.
Read MoreLantanas are a gorgeous garden flower, and they can grow as a perennial in warmer climates. If you want better blooms next season, use this pruning method.
Read MoreWhile we plant veggie and annual seeds right before we want them to grow, perennials sometimes need a little season change. This seed is best planted in fall.
Read MoreIt's easy to take the sun for granted as a gardener. When you have to make do with shadier areas, you need all of the shade-tolerant beauty that you can get!
Read MoreTiny pollinators are still big eaters, so be sure to pant as many pollinator-friendly flowers as you can. You can even consider using shrubs as a food source.
Read MoreWhen we think about attracting hummingbirds, many of us don't consider tropical flowers. But this perennial flower that can double as a houseplant.
Read MorePeople are always breaking records, but recently, a sunflower shot to the top of the sky as the world's tallest. Here's what kind of cultivar it was.
Read MoreAutumn is all around, so it may seem like an odd time to think about peonies. However, following these pruning tips now may give you better blooms next spring.
Read MoreMum may be the word, but it isn't the only fall flower. There's an annual flower that is perfect for adding colors other than orange to your pots or beds.
Read MoreSome flowers are lovely, but you can only enjoy them for a season before they're gone. Not so for this classic flower that has earned a space in your garden.
Read MoreAnnuals are gorgeous. But for more garden reliability, perennial flowers are the wise choice. These hardy perennials can withstand more than tender ones.
Read MoreMigrating is tough on hummingbirds, so help them out in your garden. Adding this late-blooming perennial helps them refuel while giving you a bounty of flowers.
Read MoreAutumn is meant for gardening preparation for the next year, like fertilizer. Epsom salt is a household staple, but can it help your roses? Here's the answer.
Read MoreThere's no reason to think that hummingbird season is over just because it's September. This perennial blooms at the end of summer, and hummingbirds love it.
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