Between the warmth of summer and the coolness of winter, many popular perennials and a few woodier species are easy to propagate by division.

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.

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

We’re not technically in fall yet and it’s still very hot outside. Nevertheless, now is the time to start some of those jobs ...

The end of September is the perfect time to add spring flowering bulbs to your garden. Planting daffodils, tulips and crocus ...

Take the opportunity in the fall to enjoy the cooler temperatures and expand your garden by planting and dividing your ...

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

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 ...

Some of these companion plants for daylilies will attract pollinators and birds, while others provide complementary colorful ...

When planting spring bulbs this fall, remember your companion plants! They can add contrast, serve as a backdrop, and hide ...

The tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and crocuses that bring color in the spring are available now for planting. This year's ...