1.1M views · 33K reactions | Peppers are perennial plants that can be grown again year after year. Pruning is optional, but I’ve found it to help the plant conserve energy and be more manageable for storage. #peppers #growingpeppers #overwinteringpeppers #plantingpeppers #gardentips #gardening | From Dream to Seed | Facebook

384K views · 12K reactions | Two of our perennial Heliopsis plants are thriving in Laura's garden--such gorgeous bursts of color!! Which is your favorite/ Tuscan Sun, pwwin.rs/TSUN, or our newest Heliopsis, Bit of Honey, pwwin.rs/BitHoney? We know...tough choice! We've included the links so you can get more information on each. Now head outside, and see where you can find room for these amazing perennials!  | Proven Winners | Facebook

Dividing and digging perennial grasses is a great way to rejuvenate plants, control their size, and propagate more for your garden or to share. Garden fork or spade, Sharp knife, handsaw, or garden spade (for cutting), Gloves (some grasses can be sharp!) I mean we used it all! I had two Pennisetum grasses that have been in the ground for five summers and were getting rather large and needed to be divided. I took these two and made them into eight so I could move them around to other parts of my

1.9K views · 3K reactions | Here's a planting guide for June in Texas! ☀️ For perennial flowers plant: Mexican Heather, Gazanias, Dusty Miller, & salvias For annuals plant: Ice plant, Purslane, Vinca, Gerber Daisy, & celosias For shrubs plant: Blue plumbago, Pride of Barbados, lantana, coral bean, yucca, butterfly bush, milkweed, & hibiscus For herbs plant: mint, lemon grass, basil, rosemary, oregano, & hierba bueno & For veggies plant: peppers | Rainbow Gardens | Facebook