Most perennials are easy care plants that require less maintenance than annuals and return year after year with minimal fuss.

Dividing plants also prevents overcrowding, controls plant growth in your garden, and helps keep the plants healthy. The ...

Yarrow grows quickly and spreads aggressively, but through proper division and control, you can still manage it well. Here ...

Overcrowded, poor flowering and floppy perennials can be invigorated with a shovel and a bit of your time and energy.

Dividing overcrowded clumps of certain flowers in spring will keep your garden looking good, and give you extra plants to ...

From compact hedges to pretty ground covers, these plants offer a quick and easy finishing touch to your landscape.

Michael says they produce flowers 'for months on end', and every three years, you can divide this plant to create even more ...

Whether you're maintaining your rose bushes or preparing your hydrangeas for future blooms, here's a look at the tasks to ...

Peter Mortin, gardening expert at Crane Garden Buildings, has recommended three low-maintenance flowers that you can plant in ...

A prime example of needing to divide is ornamental grasses. As they continue to grow, the center of the grass becomes shaded and unproductive. Removing a portion of the grass keeps it attractive and ...

Another top choice from Michael for injecting some colour is the scabious, described as 'looking fantastic in any kind of garden'. They make excellent fillers amongst other flora and win over ...