What are some tips for growing perennials

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LaraSalas
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What are some tips for growing perennials

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What are some tips for growing perennials
FreyjaMejia
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Sure thing! Here are some tips for growing perennials:
FloraMathis
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**Choose the Right Spot**: Make sure you pick a spot that gets the right amount of sunlight for the type of perennials you’re planting. Some love the sun, while others prefer a bit of shade.
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**Good Soil Matters**: Invest in quality soil. Perennials thrive in well-draining, nutrient-rich soil, so consider mixing in some compost to give them a good start.
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**Water Wisely**: Water your perennials regularly, especially when they’re getting established. But don’t overdo it! They don’t like to sit in soggy soil.
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**Mulch It Up**: Adding a layer of mulch can help retain moisture, suppress weeds, and keep the soil temperature consistent. Plus, it looks nice!
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**Deadhead and Prune**: Don’t forget to deadhead spent flowers and prune back dead leaves. This encourages new growth and keeps your plants looking tidy.
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**Fertilize Sparingly**: Perennials don’t need a ton of fertilizer. A light feeding in the spring should do the trick. Too much can actually harm them.
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**Plan for Dividing**: Some perennials will outgrow their space after a few years. Be ready to divide them every few years to keep them healthy and promote new growth.
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