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Cutting your perennials to the ground in fall can weaken them, expose their crowns to winter damage, and leave you with fewer blooms next year. In this video, I show you the 5 perennials you should NEVER cut back in fall, what to do instead, and exactly when to prune them

Have you ever cut back your garden for winter, only to find that some plants never came back in spring? You're not alone. Fall garden cleanup advice is often one-size-fits-all, but some perennials need their stems and foliage through winter to protect their roots, survive the cold, and come back strong.

In this video, you'll learn:
✅ Which perennials need their top growth left standing over winter
✅ Why cutting them back in fall can cause winter damage, dieback, and fewer flowers
✅ What to do in fall instead, and the right time to prune in spring
✅ How to protect your perennials during winter cold, wet soil, and freeze-thaw cycles
✅ Simple fall garden cleanup tips that keep your plants healthy

If you want a healthier garden, more blooms, and stronger plants next season, this fall perennial care guide will help you avoid the most common cutting mistakes.

⏱️ *CHAPTERS*
0:00 Are you killing your perennials in fall?
1:30 Why some perennials shouldn't be cut back in fall
3:00 Perennial #1: [Plant 1]
6:15 Perennial #2: [Plant 2]
9:30 Perennial #3: [Plant 3]
12:45 Perennial #4: [Plant 4]
16:00 Perennial #5: [Plant 5]
18:00 Fall cleanup recap and spring pruning tips
19:00 Final thoughts

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