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Originally Posted by Sacha[_4_] (Post 878049)

On 2010-02-21 13:48:43 +0000, Jess N said:

Hello!

I've got 2 Anthemis tinctoria plants that look very dead but I don't
think they really are. Should I cut them back or leave them alone?
What do people generally do with theirs??

Thanks

Jess

Probably best to leave them alone because, if they have survived, any
top growth might just help to protect them from further frost. You
could always put some horticultural fleece over them for fear of
further frosts. BTW, you don't say where you live and it's always
easier to know that because advice given can vary from location to
location.
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
Shrubs & perennials. Tender & exotics.
South Devon

Thank you Sacha,

I might have some fleece in the shed I'll wrap them up because the weather isn't looking a lot like improving!!
I'm in East Anglia and receiving horrid weather, like everyone else by the looks of it!
Me and my partner have been arguing about whether the weather is sleet, snow or rain! What fun!

Jess