Is It Too Late To Plant Perennials?
Q: Is it too late to plant perennials?
A: Perennials can be planted throughout the winter as long as the ground is not frozen. This rarely happens. You can install new perennials or divide and move existing landscape plants whenever working outdoors is comfortable. Daylily, hosta, and peony plants are easy to unearth, divide, and plant once again.
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