Once winter starts to wane and days grow longer, it's time to tidy up the yard and prepare for spring. One of the most confusing tasks is when to prune woody flowering perennials. Cut back for new wood and preserve old growth - what does it mean? In simplest terms, not all woody perennials follow the same schedule for blooming, which impacts when they can be pruned. So, let's break down how to prune new vs. old growth perennials with quick and easy tips. Radio Red Autumn Sage

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