Can monarda be cut back in the spring?
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by barleychown on July 08, 2004 07:38 AM
I found this info...hope it helps you some.
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I'm wondering whether it might be all right to prune it back in the spring, the way I do with phlox, to make it grow shorter and bloom a little later.
If anyone's tried this, with good or bad results, I'd appreciate your letting me know. Other suggestions welcome, too. I know I can move the plants, but that's my fall-back option. Thanks.
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