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Defensive plants, like prickly hedges and spiny shrubs can act as a safe haven for wildlife during the winter. Leave some lawn undisturbed: Resist the urge to clear every leaf, branch, and rock pile.

You can also propagate the plant from tubers, which are typically harvested from mature plants at the end of the growing season. Tubers can be separated and planted in the soil for the next season.