Ce flori trebuie tăiate înainte de iarnă pentru o grădină plină de culoare. Ce greșeli trebuie să eviți? • Newsweek România

Preparing the garden for winter involves proper care of flowers, including selective pruning. Some perennials, like peonies and phlox, should be cut back after their foliage has died, while others, like irises, should retain healthy leaves until they finish their growth cycle. Avoid common mistakes such as cutting all plants the same way or removing healthy foliage too early. It's essential to remove only diseased or decayed parts to prevent the spread of pathogens. Additionally, leaving some plant structures can provide winter protection and aesthetic appeal. Proper winter preparation ensures a vibrant garden in spring.