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Fall is the right time to plant peonies, iris and false indigo

Original: A fall planting guide for long-lived perennials like peonies, iris and false indigo

Gardening writers are urging people to plant long-lived perennials such as peonies, iris and false indigo in autumn rather than spring. A guide published in the Reading Eagle explains that fall planting gives these plants time to establish roots in warm soil and cool air, leading to stronger blooms next season. The advice is aimed at home gardeners planning beds for years of low-maintenance flowers.

Why now: It is fall planting season, so gardeners are looking for seasonal advice on establishing perennials.

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• A fall planting guide for long-lived perennials like peonies, iris and false indigo · Orange County Register
• A fall planting guide for long-lived perennials like peonies, iris and false indigo · Reading Eagle

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