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Leggy sedums

After all the rain my sedums look very leggy with I middle. Is it too late to cut them down for new growth It is a bit -you should have given them the Chelsea chop around the end of May-if you do it now you are unlikely too see flowers this year I by Caz8

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26/07/2012 00:08:10

by christopher2

Talkback: How to summer-prune wisteria

last year i cut my wistera wrong so this year i had hardly any flowers, hopefully this time imight get it right! I pruned back last year and got no flowers at all. I stuck to pruning back to two buds, etc. but nothing. However, it is a wild green by montana

24/11/2011 15:29:15

by forfoxsake

Verbena Bonariensis

I have a new VB which has done really well. Lots of flowers, height and spread. It is still in flower now, but the flowers are beginning to go. Can I just cut the plant down? or should I keep deadheading it? Thankyou I think you're best waiting till by Captain Pugwash

28/10/2012 18:05:43

by figrat

Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora' pruning

is the best time of the year to do this? Should it be done late spring after flowering to allow new growth this year? Prune it back right after flowering. Cut all the stems that have flowered right back as hard as you like. Leave any younger stems by LeadFarmer

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30/04/2012 21:28:50

by LeadFarmer

Pruning a Broom

to harm the plant or will it resprout from the cut off point. My memory tells me they don't like being transplanted and dont take well to pruning. The flowers are red orange if that is of any help. You can prune broom straight after flowering, but only cut by Swedboy

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01/07/2012 08:32:44

by Red Fingers

heuchrea

what are the flower spikes on heuchrea ? , do i need to leave them on, or cut them off leave them on....and enjoy the pretty little flowers Heucheras used to be grown for their flowers rather than their leaves as they are now. The deep geen one by derrick hammer

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16/05/2012 13:00:06

by ladygardener2

Cutting Back Penstemons

I have a couple of very large Penstemons in my garden, which were lovely for a couple of years, but got too large so I cut them back. They are still growing well but I had virtually no flowers last summer. Was this because I cut them back by Novice23

12/03/2013 17:44:24

by Leggi

Monty Donn

Watching a few weeks back Monty Donn mentioned about cutting back Buddelia and Cosmos to give more energy to plants so they would flower again and keep the bees happy. Then watching Carol from the same programme (sorry forgot her surname) she by Cia

16/09/2012 12:19:21

by sotongeoff

Flies in my garlic plants

don't use it. No, you shouldn't have cut the tops off, you should have left them and cut the flowers off to stop them flowering. The flies will now be getting into the bulbs and I don't think they'll be edible. by Stephanie_17

26/07/2012 21:34:50

by Alina W

Amaryllis Bulbs

Please ? Dear Graceland, It is possible to get amaryllis bulbs to rebloom. In the commercial world I understand they recommend this: After flowering cut off the flower, and when the stem droops, cut it right back to the top of the bulb. Water by GRACELAND

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09/12/2011 14:35:16

by GRACELAND

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