How do I deal with overgrown plants in my garden

[ZechariahGardner]

How do I deal with overgrown plants in my garden

[AhmirHenson]

Sure! Here are nine different ways you can tackle those overgrown plants in your garden:

[WallaceRusso]

**Pruning Time**: Grab your pruning shears and start snipping away! Cut back any excess growth to help your plants breathe and look tidy.

[AmiasFuentes]

**Divide and Conquer**: If you’ve got perennials that are taking over, consider dividing them. Just dig them up, split them into smaller sections, and replant them where they’ll have more space.

[JoaquinMorrow]

**Mulching Magic**: Spread some mulch around your plants. It can help suppress weeds and keep the soil moist, making it easier to manage growth.

[KristopherMontgomery]

**Regular Maintenance**: Set a schedule for regular garden maintenance. A little bit of weeding and pruning every week can prevent things from getting out of hand.

[PaisleyPortillo]

**Use a Weed Eater**: For really overgrown areas, a weed eater can be a lifesaver. Just be careful around your beloved plants!

[CharleeDickerson]

**Create Boundaries**: If certain plants are spreading too much, consider putting up some barriers or edging to keep them in check.

[RoryRoman]

**Compost the Clippings**: Don’t just toss the clippings! Compost them to create nutrient-rich soil for your garden later on.

[DaltonHale]

**Get Creative**: Sometimes, overgrown plants can be turned into a feature. Use them as a backdrop for other flowers or create a wildflower patch!