QuestionAre you supposed to cut back perennials after foliage (black eyed sussans, daisies, roses,
AnswerLaura,
I know why you picked me.LOL! Yes you should cut back all foliage and stems from mature perennials after they have ceased blooming.Roses too.Cut everything back to approx. 6 inches from soil level.Have fun with your chores and look forward to next years blooms!