McGaughs

Easycare flowers every year

Once established, many plants that flower every year (perennials) can largely be left to do their own thing.^ They annually manage a good floral season without the need to "deadhead" (promptly remove spent blooms). In most cases they eventually form large clumps. You can choose to divide these, or can just leave them alone! Classic examples include Geraniums, especially Geranium x oxonianum forms, as well as the lively daylilies (Hemerocallis) and tall, graceful, autumn flowering Anemones.

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