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My osteopermum daisies are getting quite tall and I would like to keep them shorter and bushier. Can I clip them back to the size I want and will they keep blooming? Thanks for your help.
You should have no problem trimming the plant/bush to be a bit more compact. They will grow fresh new side shoots. Deadheading will prolong the current bloom cycle. I hope this helps
I planted some of these in a flower pot in late spring. Now it is August and they have filled the flower pot to bursting. I have trimmed them often and take the cuttings in and put them in a vase where they last quite awhile. They are sturdy, pretty flowers and they should last right up to frost.
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