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CLOSEOUT LANDSCAPE AND GARDENING BOOKS
If I discover just one landscape tip or trick from a book, then
that book was worth the price I paid for it. And usually most
of us learn more than one thing from a single book.
I have hundreds of books and magazines filled with landscaping pictures that I get ideas from.
Some rarely leave the shelf and some never leave my desk.
You can expand your own skills and ideas by picking up every
home garden magazine and used book you can find.
Another resource I use to get piles of inexpensive books is
close-out books. Some as cheap as $1.99
If you're interested in expanding your own resource library, you
can do it in a smart way. Check out book close-outs at the links
below.
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GARDEN TIPS - Help Your Perennials
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Around here it's still a little early to be thinking about
winter garden chores. However, I did answer a question this week
that made me realize that some people reading this are thinking
about it already.
So, since winter is inevitable for most of us, I thought I'd
share this with you.
When is the best time to divide perennials and how do you do it?
Perennials get a lot out of division. Even if you don't want new
plants, you should divide them every few years and give them
some new soil. This fresh "new" start usually results in
stronger, better blooming plants.
The best time to divide perennials is during their dormant
season. Some can be gently pulled apart and some need to be cut.
Just make sure that each division has enough roots to sustain
growth.
You may need to gently wash the root clusters to see better
where to cut.
It's that simple.
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