Now, I just have to learn how to deadhead the plant.
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Early season snowfall.
Removed hosta flowers still have a life
Plants and weeds removed!
Sun Flowers
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Early season snowfall.
Removed hosta flowers still have a life
Plants and weeds removed!
Sun Flowers
Sun Flowers
Congratulations on successful blooming. I have failed with rhododendrons due to not properly balancing the content of acid in the soil. This beauty is supposed to filter carbon monoxide toxins from the air.
ReplyDeleteTry this for learning how to "dead head" your blooms: http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to-prune-shrubs-right-way-366887/
Thanks JFB. I don't know what made this particular plant bloom, it really didn't get a lot of attention from me, until this spring when I played in the soil surrounding it a bit. My neighbor's plant did not bloom much this year. I think that it is sometimes the luck of the draw.
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