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Deadheading heliotrope
I have a Heliotrope with two upright branches, the taller of which has two
flower clusters right at the tip. These clusters are just begining to die off. I want to cultivate the vertical growth of this plant, and I'm afraid if I remove the tip of the tallest stem, the plant will lose it's form. Will the plant grow another flower from the same place? Pardon me if this is a silly question, I'm new to gardening. Adam Schwartz, Zome 5 |
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Deadheading heliotrope
"Adam Schwartz" wrote in message news:DPSta.785457$S_4.808586@rwcrnsc53...
I have a Heliotrope with two upright branches, the taller of which has two flower clusters right at the tip. These clusters are just begining to die off. I want to cultivate the vertical growth of this plant, and I'm afraid if I remove the tip of the tallest stem, the plant will lose it's form. Will the plant grow another flower from the same place? Pardon me if this is a silly question, I'm new to gardening. Adam Schwartz, Zome 5 Hi Adam its always been my idea that if you take out the top of the plant it makes it bushier but I really dont know what would happen in this case, let me know if you suceed. Regards Linda |
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