Gardening CareTips for the Backyard Gardener
Greenhouse Systems from Lost Creek
Perennials
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Herbaceous perennial plants are the backbone of most gardens, with plants for all climates and gardens. This forum is focused on the general cultivation and care of perennial flowers and plants. Looking for a particular plant forum? Try the daylilies, hostas, iris, lilies, or peonies forums.

Looking for a good reference book? The Bookworm has many perennial favorites.

When you’re ready to buy, the Watchdog has plant and seed sources galore!

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5 Comments for 'Perennials'

  1.  
    Lish
    June 28, 2009 | 10:13 am
     

    Perennials?
    I am a novice gardener and last summer I planted perennials. Is there anything I should do to help them become the beautiful plants that they are.

  2.  
    railroad dave
    June 28, 2009 | 3:15 pm
     

    sun , water , fertilizer , love
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  3.  
    NATURE GIRL
    June 28, 2009 | 3:17 pm
     

    They will need a booster shot of fertilizer, and water and that is about it, you can give them liquid feed with a hose end sprayer, the fertilizer come with it or you can buy some timed release fert. and dig around the plant and spead the fert. around where you dug, if you use a hose end sprayer make sure you water long enough to soak the roots, this goes for any time you water, with or with out fertilizer, add some new mulch, straw or pine or cypress chips.
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  4.  
    lil_cheese_hater_007
    June 28, 2009 | 3:19 pm
     

    you need to add fertilizer to help them as an extra boost
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  5.  
    Janiepoo
    June 28, 2009 | 3:21 pm
     

    Something I've heard and found true: The first year they sleep, the second year they creep and the third year they leap. Meaning, this year give them some fertilizer and watch them start to grow. Next year you'll probably have to thin them out and fertilize in the spring
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