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Old 20-06-2003, 03:20 PM
Heather
 
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How far down the stock do I trim the flowers off when they are done
blooming? I have 3 lilacs and they all managed to bloom this year and I
wondered how to go about trimming so I get a good show next year. I am
inclined to just cut right below the flower but wonder what is the "correct"
way to do this.

TIA,

Heather




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Old 20-06-2003, 05:20 PM
Derryl Killan
 
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Prune just below the spent flower to the topmost twigs.
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How far down the stock do I trim the flowers off when they are done
blooming? I have 3 lilacs and they all managed to bloom this year and I
wondered how to go about trimming so I get a good show next year. I am
inclined to just cut right below the flower but wonder what is the

"correct"
way to do this.

TIA,

Heather




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