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The Best Time to Relocate Perennials
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The Best Time to Relocate Perennials
1.1K views6 months ago
YouTubePlanted with Ian Cooke
Even though fall is the best time of the year to move an established perennial, sometimes the plants we move die. While there are many reasons a transplanted perennial may not survive its move, one of the most common is air. Air pockets trapped in the soil that you use to backfill around your perennial can dry out the plants roots and this can lead to death. The eliminate, or at least greatly reduce air pockets in the soil around my transplants, I do two things. 1. Practice the “wet to wet” plan
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Even though fall is the best time of the year to move an established perennial, sometimes the plants we move die. While there are many reasons a transplanted perennial may not survive its move, one of the most common is air. Air pockets trapped in the soil that you use to backfill around your perennial can dry out the plants roots and this can lead to death. The eliminate, or at least greatly reduce air pockets in the soil around my transplants, I do two things. 1. Practice the “wet to wet” plan
3K views10 months ago
FacebookTexas Gardener Magazine
Splitting A Russian Sage Perennial
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Splitting A Russian Sage Perennial
12.4K views11 months ago
YouTubeAaron B
Fall is a time to plant divide and transplant perennials. It is not a time to cut them back. The garden looks beautiful with all of the seed heads left up and that also provides food for birds that stay over the winter. It also provides habitat for insects. We do perennial cut back in the spring. The only exception is diseased plant material or plant material that was infested by a pest. I can’t always respond to comments so for those of you that are experienced gardeners, please jump in and hel
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Fall is a time to plant divide and transplant perennials. It is not a time to cut them back. The garden looks beautiful with all of the seed heads left up and that also provides food for birds that stay over the winter. It also provides habitat for insects. We do perennial cut back in the spring. The only exception is diseased plant material or plant material that was infested by a pest. I can’t always respond to comments so for those of you that are experienced gardeners, please jump in and hel
612.4K viewsSep 20, 2025
FacebookAmy Powers
Transplanting perennials is very easy to do. It’s best to transplant in spring and fall because it isn’t as hot outside and you won’t have to babysit the plant very much with water. You can however divide in the summer, you just might need to spend more time making sure the plant is watered appropriately. people asked me all the time. Where do you dig around the plant: about 3 to 4 inches away from where the stems come out of the ground is all you need to do for a perennial. Push the shovel in a
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Transplanting perennials is very easy to do. It’s best to transplant in spring and fall because it isn’t as hot outside and you won’t have to babysit the plant very much with water. You can however divide in the summer, you just might need to spend more time making sure the plant is watered appropriately. people asked me all the time. Where do you dig around the plant: about 3 to 4 inches away from where the stems come out of the ground is all you need to do for a perennial. Push the shovel in a
88.4K viewsAug 4, 2025
FacebookAmy Powers
Learn How to Split Perennials | Fall Gardening Tips #garden #fallseason #plants
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Learn How to Split Perennials | Fall Gardening Tips #garden #fallseason #plants
4.4K views11 months ago
YouTubeThe Garden Guru
Transplant Peonies in Fall for Decades of Blooms #Peonies #GardeningTips
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Transplant Peonies in Fall for Decades of Blooms #Peonies #GardeningTips
109 views3 months ago
YouTubeAlmost 2 Acres
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You can transplant your plants any time the ground isn’t frozen. There are times of year that are better for transplanting (like the fall), but you can transplant even in the summer months. The only limitation is if the ground is frozen. If you can’t dig, you can’t transplant! When that happens, you have to do a little plant research to determine how to treat the plants still in the thin plastic pots. If they are hardy to 2-3 growing zones colder than yours, they are probably ok in the pot. Keep
13.2K views9 months ago
FacebookBlueacre Garden
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How To Divide & Move Your Perennials (easy steps)
12.6K views6 months ago
YouTubeChris | Gardening & Flowers
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Perennial Seeds You Should Sow This Fall 🌱🍂 #gardeningadvice #seedsowing #gardeningtips
2.6K views10 months ago
YouTubeGarden Gate Magazine
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How To Divide Plants And Transplant Quickly And Easily
10.4K views4 months ago
YouTubeYou Can Do It Gardening
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Should I Cut My Ornamental Grass in the Fall
12.5K viewsNov 1, 2023
YouTubeArts Nursery Garden & Home
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Designing Fall Planters for the front porch. Save $ by dividing plants. And buy perennials you can add to your perennial garden, to get more value. #fall #fallplanters #porchdecor #ornamentalgrass #sedum #celosia #coneflowers #mums #design #lifeatthenest
477.7K viewsSep 5, 2023
TikToklife_at_the_nest
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Here are a few perennials you can plant in the early fall! 🌼 #bachmans #gardentok #gardentiktok #perennials #landscaping
110.7K viewsAug 22, 2023
TikTokbachmans
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How to Plant Coneflower in Fall for a Pollinator Garden
66.8K viewsAug 10, 2023
TikTokneedmorefarmsnc
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Heat tolerant perennials for north Texas that all provide a littke someting different to the garden. Lambs ear, salvia greggii, fall aster, and penstemon! #garden #gardening #plants #flowers #purple #perennials
133.1K viewsApr 7, 2024
TikTokpocketmole
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Annual mums vs. Perennial mums — what’s the difference? ANNUAL MUMS bring instant fall color and are perfect for pots, planters, and seasonal displays. PERENNIAL MUMS are planted in the landscape and, with the right care, can come back year after year! Which one is right for you? Stop in and let us help you find the perfect mum for your fall garden! #mums #fall #prennials #annuals #foryoupage
1.9K views2 weeks ago
TikToklandsburgnursery
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One of the reasons I love to use Marigolds is that they are annuals! #annual #marigold #fall #plantsoftiktok #garden #gardener #fallplants #marigolds #marigoldflower
115.4K viewsOct 26, 2023
TikTokcarmenjohnstongardens
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October gardening jobs You don't want to plant tulips yet but hyacinth, crocus, daffodils and alliums will look fantastic in your borders or pots. You just need to plant them 3x the depth of the bulb. The is the last month you want to to aerate, scarify and reseed your lawn You can start Collecting seeds from hardy perennials for next year And Get your herb ready for winter by cutting them back now raise pots up onto feet to prevent them from waterlogging over winter And Its the time of year to
79.4K viewsOct 1, 2025
TikTokthemichaelgriffiths
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Dahlia Tubers Maintenance Guide: Tips for Separating and Transplanting
129.3K viewsNov 3, 2022
TikToklearntogrow1
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