After producing "flowers" they are yellowing and dying back, is this
normal? The ones I put in this year are still green.
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After producing "flowers" they are yellowing and dying back, is this
normal? The ones I put in this year are still green.

You didn't actually let them flower?

After I take the harvest they gradually grey and die back but they come
again next year. You can divide them when they're just coming up again.

Mary

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Mike Reid
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Following up to Mary Fisher

You didn't actually let them flower?

no, but i'm curious enough to let the last one do so.

After I take the harvest they gradually grey and die back but they come
again next year. You can divide them when they're just coming up again.

Good, no prob then.
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Mike Reid
"Art is the lie that reveals the truth" P.Picasso
UK walking "http://www.fellwalk.co.uk" (see web for email)
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