When Is The Best Time To Divide A Plant? (Spoiler: When You Have The Time!) скачать в хорошем качестве

When Is The Best Time To Divide A Plant? (Spoiler: When You Have The Time!)

The “best” time to plant is not always when people have the time so don’t worry about this! According to academic research, the best time may depend on the type of plant, your region, and when it blooms. That’s too complicated to keep track of, in my opinion. In my experience planting, transplanting or dividing any time of year that the ground isn’t frozen. Literally. One advantage to doing this in the fall is it doesn’t matter what it looks like after you mangle a plant.😁 If it’s really hot, water a lot and keep your eye on it. I was going around with a hose a little more than I would have liked this summer because it barely rained and it was very hot. Weather is so unpredictable these days so do this whenever you feel like it and have the time to tend to your plants afterward. (And have you noticed that nurseries are open all summer?) Last year I transplanted something in mid-December. Yes, this can all be tough on plants but I think you’re way more likely to kill a plant from neglect than from this kind of thing. If you still have some work you want to do in your garden and you’re motivated, get in out there and don’t be afraid!👩‍🌾 Ariel did great for her first division right?!👏 This was catmint but you can apply this to ANY perennial (the ones that come back every year.) I meet with people in person around the Boston area and virtually anywhere. To book a consultation visit my Linktree or website: https://www.youcandoitgardening.com Videos are usually done by clients. #youcandoitgardening