Dividing and Transplanting Perennial Flowers

Choose a cool, cloudy day to divide and transplant your perennials. Water the plants well the day before to reduce stress. Dig up the entire plant, keeping as much soil around the roots as possible.

Gently separate the plant into sections, ensuring each division has roots and foliage. Trim any damaged roots or foliage. Replant divisions in prepared soil at the same depth as before, spacing them adequately.

Water the transplants thoroughly after planting. Mulch around the new divisions to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged during the establishment period.

Monitor the transplants regularly for signs of stress or wilting. Provide additional water during dry spells. Fertilize lightly in the following spring to encourage healthy growth. Enjoy your rejuvenated perennial garden!

Remember to divide and transplant your perennial flowers every few years to maintain their vigor and prevent overcrowding. Share extra divisions with friends and neighbors to spread the beauty of your garden.

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