How to Divide Perennials to Get Lots of Free Plants!

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   @HookedandRooted 12 months ago

   Hi Garden Friends, In this video I show you how I get a ton of free plants in my garden by simply dividing plants I already own! This is a beginner friendly How to guide on dividing perennials. I hope this video encourages you grow your gardens by using plants you already have. This process rejuvenates your plants to encourage more growth and blooming, and stretches your gardening budget! Thanks for watching – Steph (Gardening in Massachusetts zone 6b). #gardening #garden #gardeningtips #fall #plants #landscape #vegogarden #sustainabilityyourway ‪@vego_garden @Coastofmaine

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   @priceslim80 12 months ago

   Hey! I'm in zone 6 NW Ohio. I love your channel and you have great ideas I have utilized in my garden!

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   @TARAdactyl56 12 months ago

   I love getting free plants from my own garden!

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   @KristinAfelumo 12 months ago

   Love this video!

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   @melissaturner7236 12 months ago

   Great video! I love dividing plants, especially ground covers. Always nice to pass some along to friends and family to help them fill their garden. 💚

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   @NaturesTheBestTherapy 12 months ago

   Great video! Thanks so much!!!

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   @CherylBelczak 12 months ago

   Hi Steph. Thank you for the info about dividing plants. Love the idea of dividing right out of the nursery container. The Hori Hori looks like a great garden tool! I always appreciate your thoughtful insights. 💕🌱

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   @nicolesottile1049 12 months ago

   Yes, please <3

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   @LindaBarker-n8d 12 months ago

   Love watching your videos. I love doing all the garden chores in my own garden just like you do😊

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    @grisespino5342 12 months ago

    You have a great way of explaining and illustrating how to, whatever the topic. Thanks for the division lesson Steph!

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    @gingercashman3289 12 months ago

    Hi Steph, I have been looking for a low growing blue spruce but haven't been able to find anything less than 15" x 10" (at. 10 years). How big does that cultivar get? Wouldn't a blue star juniper or Picea pungens 'Glauca Globosa' Blue Globe Colorado Spruce be more appropriate? I am not being critical, but if your specimen stays dwarf, I am very interested. Thank you for all your great content.

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    @kaylaknot 12 months ago

    Nice job! Economical.

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    @lisac5287 12 months ago

    Great tips

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    @BsDumas-x4h 12 months ago

    That looks like a great tool! Thanks for sharing

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    @bmcniven 12 months ago

    Thanks for showing dividing perennials. I have a white Veronica that needs to be devided badly.

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    @ArleneCain-u1f 12 months ago

    I need to divide a lot of lambs-ear too. I love it, but it’s quite aggressive in my garden. This hori-hori looks like it would do a great job!

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    @ledychestnut400 12 months ago

    Hi Steph! Thanks for sharing all your gardening tips, I love watching your videos! Keep up the great work! 🤞🏽 for the hori hori knife 😊

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    @MarlenaTorres-e8q 12 months ago

    Great video. This is a great time to divide perennials to create new gardens, extend the garden or to share with friends! I appreciate the video.

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    @LisaO-q8w 12 months ago

    Love the idea to split I’m always too nervous to do it!

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    @Lacoux 12 months ago

    It’s surprising how many garden channels I’ve watched and you were the first one to talk about diving plants right from the nursery. I want to give a big thank you from all the gardeners out there who fall in love with a plant and didn’t know its potential to create more to fill a garden.

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    @morningdawnstudio1364 12 months ago

    Thank you for some great tips. I'm going to try dividing some hostas that just didn't look as lush this season as they usually do. Hopefully that will revive them! I love the idea of dividing nursery purchases. Such a cost savings!

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    @Allyplectura 12 months ago

    Such a beautiful garden!

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    @DonnaArrants 12 months ago

    I would absolutely love the Vego Garden Hori Hori ! I have many perennials I need to divide. I love that it has the hexagon cutouts for nuts and bolts. How clever! Thank you for the information and the offer!

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    @jamiemason6065 12 months ago

    So informative!

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    @susanjohnson7115 12 months ago

    I use a knife that was my mom’s

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    @Steph_Enck 12 months ago

    My husband lost my horihori somewhere in the garden this summer. Would love to try the Vego one!😊

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    @lindseykayesgarden 12 months ago

    Looks great!

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    @JulieHill-ft7uh 12 months ago

    This video is just want I wanted to see as I wasn’t sure what to do with my lambs ear. Thank you so much. 🤗

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    @marcy6951 12 months ago

    Love your Tips. Thank you for sharing.

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    @Coda1850 12 months ago

    Wow, I'm also in MA. I'm looking for some conifers for the yard & may check out Tolland Garden this weekend. Ty!