Deadheading Clematis
Please will someone help a beginner?
We've a Clematis planted last year which has flowered and is going over. Should I deadhead it? I'd like to encourage growth, and for the moment the plant is stagnating. Thanks for any advice given. |
Deadheading Clematis
"mfs1011" wrote in message m... Please will someone help a beginner? We've a Clematis planted last year which has flowered and is going over. Should I deadhead it? I'd like to encourage growth, and for the moment the plant is stagnating. Thanks for any advice given. If you deadhead the flowered stems back, give the plant a heavy watering (and yes I do know its been raining!) feed it, and it will be back in growth soon and hopefully flowering by August. Left to its own devices it will still flower a second time but it will be later and the plant can end up rather a mess. HTH -- Charlie, gardening in Cornwall. http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of National Plant Collection of Clematis viticella (cvs) |
Deadheading Clematis
"mfs1011" wrote in message m... Please will someone help a beginner? We've a Clematis planted last year which has flowered and is going over. Should I deadhead it? I'd like to encourage growth, and for the moment the plant is stagnating. Thanks for any advice given. If you deadhead the flowered stems back, give the plant a heavy watering (and yes I do know its been raining!) feed it, and it will be back in growth soon and hopefully flowering by August. Left to its own devices it will still flower a second time but it will be later and the plant can end up rather a mess. HTH -- Charlie, gardening in Cornwall. http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of National Plant Collection of Clematis viticella (cvs) |
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