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Deadhead lupins?
Will I get more flowers if I remove the spikes once the flowers are over?
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Deadhead lupins?
Yes, remove the flowers before they start to seed, which means that you'll
probably have to remove the flowers when they're only half dead, as they seem to start producing seeds from the bottom of the flower upwards. "Tumbleweed" wrote in message . .. Will I get more flowers if I remove the spikes once the flowers are over? -- Tumbleweed Remove theobvious before replying (but no email reply necessary to newsgroups) |
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Deadhead lupins?
Janice wrote:
Yes, remove the flowers before they start to seed, which means that you'll probably have to remove the flowers when they're only half dead, as they seem to start producing seeds from the bottom of the flower upwards. "Tumbleweed" wrote in message . .. Will I get more flowers if I remove the spikes once the flowers are over? -- We haven't removed ours as we promised the seeds away, and they're still producing more spikes quite merrily. They don't look as tidy though with all the pods. We've got Russells --anyone know if they'll actually breed true or are our friends going to end up with a lot of duds? Moreover, when should we collect the seeds? The pods are all green and fuzzy right now. Rhiannon |
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