As the cooler months approach, many gardeners begin tidying up their gardens, trimming back perennials and preparing for winter.
However, some perennials benefit from being left alone during the fall. Cutting them back too early can harm the plants, reduce their ability to thrive in the next growing season, and even prevent them from blooming altogether.
In this article, we’ll discuss 15 perennials you should leave standing over winter and the reasons why these plants are better left untouched until spring.
