When to Divide Iberis?
You Can Divide Most Perennials at Any Time of the Year. However the Best Time Is When the Soil Temperature Is Staying Warmer Than the Air Temperature. This...
You can divide most perennials at any time of the year. However the best time is when the soil temperature is staying warmer than the air temperature. This allows for a lot of root growth in the ground to get the division good and established before they set on a lot of top growth.
How far apart do I plant Iberis?
Iberis have a spreading, low growing habit with an average height of 6 – 8 inches and a typical spread 12 – 35 inches. Proper spacing (12 – 18 inches) between plants increases air circulation; keeping leaves dry and helping to prevent the spread of diseases.
When should I divide my plants?
Spring is a good time to divide and move perennials.
- To rejuvenate the plant and stimulate new growth. Overcrowded plants compete for nutrients and water. ...
- To control the size of the plant. ...
- To increase the number of plants.