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Perennials are a staple in many gardens, offering reliable blooms year after year. However, to keep them healthy and looking their best, regular maintenance is essential. One of the key tasks in perennial care is cutting back certain plants at the right time. This not only helps in managing their growth but also encourages more prolific blooming.
June is an ideal month for pruning many perennials. As the summer season progresses, some plants begin to show signs of wear from their early growth spurts. By cutting them back in June, gardeners can rejuvenate these plants, ensuring they remain vibrant and productive throughout the rest of the growing season.
