Like perennial plants and flowers, they should not be cut in autumn

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With October and until mid-November there is a lot of work in the garden. Plants need to be prepared for winter. So, it's time to cut them. However, not everything should fall under the pruning shears. Experts told which perennial flowers do not need autumn pruning.

Which flowers remain unpruned

The list of flowers is quite extensive. The most popular ones include:

• heather;
• badan;
• geichera;
• narrow-leaved lavender;
• decorative cereals;
• freezer;
• phlox spiky;
• thyme;
• honeysuckle.

There are perennial plants in the garden that should be left not so much because of their natural features, but also because of their decorative ones. For example, in the garden in winter, they will continue to carry a decorative mission. Such is badan. It has beautiful, rounded leaves. It is able to remain green throughout the winter. A gayhera can boast of such features.