15 Perennials You Should Prune In August To Enjoy Another Wave Of Blooms
While general advice is to prune most plants in late winter or early spring, these perennials will benefit from a quick trim late in the summer.
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While general advice is to prune most plants in late winter or early spring, these perennials will benefit from a quick trim late in the summer.
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