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nate82_gw

Desert willow "bubba"

12 years ago

I just planted a 5ft desert willow "bubba" tree. It has taken very well, and is leafed out and putting out blooms. My question is will I have to deadhead the spent blooms, or will it push off old blooms and keep flowering on its own.

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