Watching ignored winter pots burst forth with fresh green growth, robust stems, and summer flowers is one of gardening's great pleasures. Many perennials return reliably for years in the same container—grown singly, paired, or in complementary medleys.
Watering, deadheading, and feeding (controlled-release fertilizer at season start) suffice.
Mixed plantings become crowded. Autumn is ideal for division.
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