prunning salvia

20 years ago

This year my salvia's seem to have gone wild. I have several different ones, but they all seem to be very tall and have blooms on them already. Last year they were healthy, but got very leggy. Can I cut them back so they will be sturdier? I'm afraid if I cut back now,(since they have blooms) they will not bloom again.Should I wait till they have bloomed the first time? Please help and tia.

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rosewomann
20 years ago
I'd wait & enjoy those blooms first, then cut back. Which ones are you talking about?

Rose
rich_dufresne
20 years ago
This year, we have had a warm late winter and a cool early spring. This weather is causing LOTS of Salvias to grow lushly and even bloom as well as in a good autumn, so enjoy it while you have it. Get your camera ready!
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rosewomann
20 years ago
Oh, that's why all the greggis are looking so good, I've been wondering why all the early blooms. Thanks for explaining it, Rich. I am enjoying it!

Rose

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