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Jun 1, 2016 12:09 PM CST
Name: Stewart
Pinehurst, Texas (Zone 8b)
Canning and food preservation Plumerias Region: Texas Vegetable Grower Million Pollinator Garden Challenge Garden Ideas: Level 1
OK, so we have two versions - leave it till it dies back ( I can see the reasoning behind this) and if it pokes you in the eye then chop that sucker out of the way.

I guess I am more prone to chop it if there is nothing left (OK, here comes my big words that I just learned today) . If only the Scape and Bloom Scar are left, prior to me chopping it down I will look for Bract's to see if a Proliferation has started, if so one might be able to produce another plant from this.

(Sounds like I know what I am doing)

Stewart

(genealogy goes back to Prussia)
We have two grandsons and with all the mixes of families we decided to go back to Oma and Opa
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