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Biennials
I am trying to follow Christopher Lloyds practice of growing some short
lived perennials, such as Lupins, Foxgloves and more, as biennials - in a reserve area. He planted Lupins late to stop them flowering in the first year. The implication is that they weaked the plant. Does anyone have any evidence of this. And could you not plant earlier (for bigger plants) and just cut the flowering stems off. Peter Sutton - cold clay in Yorkshire |
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