Here's the why, when, and how of dividing perennials in your garden in the fall. It's easy, good for your garden—and you'll ...

Fall is the best time to divide perennial plants that flower in the spring or summer months. Discover the benefits of plant division and which plants respond well to regular division.

Dividing perennials is an easy (and economical) way to multiply your favorite plants,” says Amy Enfield, senior ...

Blunt, rusty tools make gardening harder and less effective. Winter is the perfect time to clean, sharpen, and oil your kit so it’s ready to use when you need it. Check blades, handles, and moving ...

When dividing perennials, keep in mind that you should only be dividing perennials that bloom during spring and summer, not ...

The weather might be cooling down but it doesn't mean your work in the garden is over - an expert has revealed five key jobs ...

When gardeners divide plants with care and timing in mind ... especially varieties that spread quickly or form dense clumps. Plants like daylilies, hostas, coneflowers and Rudbeckia often reach a ...

Peonies can be prone to diseases—so a fall prune can help keep those at bay for the following year. The plants will also decay after a frost, so you'll end up with an unattractive and ...

I find early Autumn a wonderful time to spend as much time in the garden as possible now the burning days of Summer are ...

September marks the turning point between summer's vibrant growth and the quiet dormancy of winter. While your garden may ...

Daylilies are a gorgeous, low-maintenance flower, and pruning them at the right time of year will ensure plenty of healthy ...

Once you've divided your hostas, replant them at their original depth. Walz recommends a hole that's at least twice the width ...