7 Perennials You Must Cut to the Ground Before Sept 30th (Otherwise It's Too Late For Next Year)

📕 Get a beautiful perennial garden with less watering, fewer costly mistake from Henry’s Garden Blueprint: https://henrysgardensecrets.com/ Nine days shorter than my last one, and none of these seven plants were on that list. If you cut back everything I told you to on the 13th and moved on, there's a real chance you're standing over seven more plants right now carrying exactly the same problem - you just haven't gotten to them yet. Every one of these is a disease-storage problem, not a tidiness problem. Cut it wrong and you're just handing next year's infection a warm place to spend the winter. ⚠️ ZONE 7 AND WARMER This date is built for zones 4 through 6. If you're in zone 7 or up, you've got another two or three weeks - drop your zone in the comments and I'll tell you where you actually stand. 💬 COMMENT: Tell me your state - and tell me honestly whether the cut foliage has ever ended up on your compost heap instead of the trash. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE - a new one every couple of days. 👍 LIKE if at least one of these seven is blooming in your yard right now. 📚 SOURCES - university extension services (Iowa State, Illinois, Wisconsin, Colorado State, Ask Extension network, CT.gov), the Perennial Plant Association, and specialty growers. Full claim-by-claim list in the pinned comment on request. #FallGardening #PerennialGardening #FallPruning #GardenDisease #PruningMistakes #GardeningTips #FallCleanup #AmericanGardening #AsterCare #PerennialCare #HenrysGardenNotes