I bought three small Dustry Miller plants last year and planted them on my terrace as contrast plants next to the base of my roses. I may have overfed the little monster because it will shortly surpass the height of my roses. I assume I can cut it down, but where? It is beautiful, and I don't want to kill it. I am posting a pic. If anyone can give me any suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated.

Hi! qtpie, your dusty miller is competing with the roses for light. Yes you can prune it and it will be alright.

Well, it is trying to bloom as mine did second year.
Pruning might get more low growth as you liked last year.? I don't think mine lasted very long after trying to prune.

Kevalsha said: Hi! qtpie, your dusty miller is competing with the roses for light. Yes you can prune it and it will be alright.

Thanks so much Kevalsha, So I can prune it down to any length? I'd like to see more leaves and less stalk.

sallyg said: Well, it is trying to bloom as mine did second year.
Pruning might get more low growth as you liked last year.? I don't think mine lasted very long after trying to prune.

Thanks Sallyg, I'll keep my fingers crossed and maybe try to propagate it just in case.