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Joe Pye Weed Question

18 years ago

I have a Joe Pye Weed Question. Can I trim it up so it can get bushy? I just wanted to snip the tips of the plant. The type I have now grows to about 6-8 feet tall. Anyone out there grow it before and play with it?

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