deadheading dianthus
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by njoynit on August 23, 2004 04:40 PM
Thats what I do to mine and then I toss on some high middle # fertilizer.I'd take back 3 inches behind your spent blooms.
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by frustratedattimes on August 25, 2004 04:12 AM
Ditto here on njoynit's reply. I just take the shears to my plants, and then fertilize them and water them real good. I started with 5 plants, and now have 25.
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by kari on September 03, 2004 06:46 AM
Are these the great big dianthus, like you'd buy in the flower shops? I started some from seed this year and they are so small and weak stemmed. I don't know if this is how they are going to be always or if they will get bigger and stronger as the years go by. The stems are wavy and the flowers make them so heavy that they lay on the ground. Any insight here? Thanks!
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