Are you looking for reliable plants that thrive year after year? These are no secret—they are the perennials expert gardeners always grow. These plants are beautiful and low-maintenance ...

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The most common example, in my experience, being when you get advice along the lines of “fertilize twice a month” for a perennial that could happily live for years without a single drop of fertilizer.