On Sat, 17 May 2003 09:05:28 -0700,
(paghat) wrote:
a very few will actually be slowed down in
their blooming if you deadhead (those which bloom multiple times on the
same stems in particular).

Ex? I'm curious. I kind of figure most things that *may* re-bloom are
encouraged to do so when pruned or harvested, and most that *don't*,
like glads and daffodils, are better off deadheaded just to keep
energy from going into seed production. But I'm unaware of anything
that really pouts when spent blooms are removed.