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Garden Guide: Divide perennials

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Garden Guide: Divide perennials

Spring is a good time to divide most perennials. Do this when the flowers get smaller, the center of the plant dies, or the plant outgrows its space. Dig around the plant, lift the clump out of the ground, and break it into sections. Larger sections will re-establish themselves more quickly than smaller sections. Keep the clumps moist until you are ready to plant them.

-- University of Illinois Extension

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