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izzysgran

Overwintered Allamanda Vine

17 years ago

I purchased this Vine at the end of Season last year and overwintered it .All the leaves fell off so I let it go into dormancy.Can anyone tell me if I should chop all the old stems down to pot level or will the leaves resprout on the stems?

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