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Should You Cut Back Perennials After the First Frost? Garden Pros Share What They Always Leave Standing
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Not everything can be cut off – perennial plants provide protection for insects and birds in winter. Which perennials should remain until spring.
·Munich, Germany
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Should You Cut Back Perennials After the First Frost? Garden Pros Share What They Always Leave Standing
Credit: Claire Plumridge / Getty ImagesKey PointsCutting back perennials after the first frost depends on plant type, health, and local climate.Fall cleanup can prevent pests and diseases from overwintering and make spring maintenance easier.Leaving some perennials standing in winter adds visual interest and supports wildlife.The first frost of the year often signals the end of the growing season for many gardeners across the country. However, i…
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