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More tips Want more tips? Here they are. Don't forget to visit www.perennials.com often because we update our database regularly. Just click the title to read the tip or scroll forward to view our complete selection.  List Tips: 1 to 10 Toal Tips: 27  #32 - Garden SCRAPBOOKS are a great planning ... Put those old catalogues and garden magazines to good use. #23 - Hand weeding is the best way to control weed s... Despite the latest advances in chemical weed control, hand weeding is often the safest and most effective way to control seedling weeds that grow among your perennial plants. #24 - Mulching perennials helps to retain moisture a... Various organic mulches are readily available and extremely useful in the perennial garden. Find out how to choose a mulch, calculate how much is required, and how to apply it. #25 - How to plant container-grown perennials. A few simple steps will get your new plants off to a great start. #26 - Water your newly planted perennials. Regular watering is important for your newly planted perennials, to help them get established. #27 - Newly planted perennials: to fertilize or not? Newly planted perennials generally have little need for extra fertilizer. Liquid feed or slow-release fertilizer are just two of the options available. #28 - Tips on fertilizing established perennial beds... When to fertilize, what types of products and calculating how much are the subject of this tip. #29 - Perennial maintenance tips for beginning garde... Novice gardeners often feel overwhelmed by their perennial borders. Here are a few general maintenance tasks to learn in your first year. #30 - Effective tips on when and how to water perenn... Watering restrictions and hot, dry summers seem to be a fact of life for many gardeners. Good timing and effective application of water are the keys to success. #31 - Get on top of pests and diseases as soon as th... Pests and diseases have a way of spreading all over the garden in no time. Identification is the key to finding an effective control.

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