Hi -

My water celery sits amongst the rocks of my waterfall. It grew long shoots
and bloomed with little white flowers - looked great.

Now the flower stalks are looking a little long in the tooth. Should I cut
it back, or just leave it alone?

Thanks!

stricks760 wrote:
Hi -

My water celery sits amongst the rocks of my waterfall. It grew long shoots
and bloomed with little white flowers - looked great.

Now the flower stalks are looking a little long in the tooth. Should I cut
it back, or just leave it alone?

Thanks!



You can trim it. I do mine regularly during the growing season.

--
Bonnie
NJ

stricks760 wrote:
Hi -

My water celery sits amongst the rocks of my waterfall. It grew long shoots
and bloomed with little white flowers - looked great.

Now the flower stalks are looking a little long in the tooth. Should I cut
it back, or just leave it alone?

Thanks!



You can trim it. I do mine regularly during the growing season.

--
Bonnie
NJ

I got mine from Bonnie. It grows like mad. I cut it back with a knife or
scissors...and just pull large amounts to make room for new growth. Don't
worry about the growth...trim.

Jim
"stricks760" wrote in message
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Hi -

My water celery sits amongst the rocks of my waterfall. It grew long
shoots
and bloomed with little white flowers - looked great.

Now the flower stalks are looking a little long in the tooth. Should I
cut
it back, or just leave it alone?

Thanks!

I got mine from Bonnie. It grows like mad. I cut it back with a knife or
scissors...and just pull large amounts to make room for new growth. Don't
worry about the growth...trim.

Jim
"stricks760" wrote in message
ink.net...
Hi -

My water celery sits amongst the rocks of my waterfall. It grew long
shoots
and bloomed with little white flowers - looked great.

Now the flower stalks are looking a little long in the tooth. Should I
cut
it back, or just leave it alone?

Thanks!