Perennials

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Gardener dividing irises in late summer, showcasing healthy roots and new growth for garden expansion.

9 Perennial Division Tips for Late Summer Garden Expansion

Many spring-flowering plants, such as irises, are best divided in summer (June-August) after flowering when they produce new roots, according to Rhs Org Uk .

Mason Clarke·August 21, 2026

A beautiful, low-maintenance garden in 2026 featuring blooming Yarrow and Coreopsis, showcasing effortless beauty and resilience.

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Top Hardy Low Maintenance Plants for Effortless 2026 Gardens

Imagine a garden where Yarrow, a perennial, not only tolerates drought and resists pests but also self-seeds, ensuring continuous beauty with virtually no effort.

Mason Clarke·July 11, 2026

Lush, vibrant garden overflowing with a profusion of long-lasting summer blooms, demonstrating the success of the Chelsea Chop gardening technique.

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The Chelsea Chop for longer-lasting blooms this summer

In southern New Hampshire, a late May tradition involves aggressively cutting back healthy perennials by a third to a half, not to harm them, but to ensure a profusion of blooms that last weeks longer

Mason Clarke·April 30, 2026

A beautiful, shady garden corner filled with a variety of vibrant, low-maintenance perennial flowers, demonstrating lush growth and effortless beauty.

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Top 9 Low Maintenance Perennials for Shady Garden Spots

Discover top low-maintenance perennials that thrive in shady garden spots, offering continuous beauty with minimal effort. Transform challenging areas into vibrant landscapes with these resilient plants.

Mason Clarke·April 29, 2026