Do you mark where your perennial plants/flowers are going to grow?
More specifically, whеn thе perennials die, dο уου mаrk thеm ѕο уου know whеrе thеу wіll sprout up іn thе spring?
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Yes. This can prevent any accidental digging in that area.
no only because their in a specific location that i picked out.and their also planted with other flowers so i have something blooming all summer long.i will mark the ones that i plan on moving to other locations or just need to be thinned out to produce better flowers.
No. U do not have to because by the time u want to plant something it will be after the last frost. By that that time all the perenials will sprout out. I am a person who loves the perenials. I have a huge garden.