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Prune, Dig, or Cover? Preparing Popular Garden Flowers for Winter Correctly

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September is the time when flower beds still delight with bright colors, but they already need to be prepared for the cold season. It is enough to tidy up some plants and leave them in the ground, others will have to be cut and dug up. We will tell you how to properly prepare dahlias, chrysanthemums and other flowers popular among gardeners for winter.
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While some plants are still blooming, others have already finished their season. That's why autumn is the right time to arrange pots and beds, plant flowers for spring and put away those that can be destroyed by the first frost. Daffodil, hyacinth and crocus bulbs are planted now, while tulips can be left for later autumn, usually October and November. Choose solid, [...]

September is the time when flower beds still delight with bright colors, but they already need to be prepared for the cold season. It is enough to tidy up some plants and leave them in the ground, others will have to be cut and dug up. We will tell you how to properly prepare dahlias, chrysanthemums and other flowers popular among gardeners for winter.

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belta.by broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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