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Deadheading guara and snapdragon
All,
I've added guara lindheimeri (whirling butterflies) to my garden this year. I've read that I should deadhead to promote continued flowering, but I'm unsure how to do this. Do I cut the whole stem down? I have the same problem with my rocket snapdragons. (or any of the snapdragons, for that matter) Do I just remove the seed pods or cut the whole stem? They continue to produce more flowers at the tip as they grow, so I'm always hesitant to cut the whole stem. Will it grow new ones? Any advice is appreciated! Thanks, Rags |
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Thanks for the info, Identity, on the guara. As for the snapdragons, I
DID specifically mention Rocket, and that does usually just bloom 1x each year, but I also have other, smaller varieties, like 'Liberty' and the dwarf varieties that bloom can pretty much all summer if properly deadheaded here in Kentucky, zone 6A. I just don't know whether to pinch them back at the stems, or remove the seed pods. I've had limited success with the dwarfs by pinching them. But the taller ones? Success anyone? Thanks, Rags |
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