For all areas- Pull out annuals. Perennials are generally cut back to two feet or so. You may want to mulch around the perennials as to protect from the weather.
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There are a lot of articles about pruning specific plants in Maine. I chose this one because it's more general. #6 is the one you want:
https://downeast.com/8-rules-maine-garden/
Good luck!
For all areas- Pull out annuals. Perennials are generally cut back to two feet or so. You may want to mulch around the perennials as to protect from the weather.