And most herbaceous perennials are incredibly tough. Dividing a mature clump of that big old peony or daylily or garden mum ...

Easy and fresh, this short-lived perennial will make its return for several years. You should also note that they're capable of spreading so you may want to keep them contained in garden beds.

In a few years you can split and divide to make additional plants for your garden.' Dividing perennials ensures the health and longevity of plants while also giving you more plants to enhance your ...