Buddleia bushes
11 years ago
I just bought two perennials as the local store was discounting them to get rid of them. They had been root bound for a while so I transplanted them. Question is :
Should I cut them back to allow the roots to expand and the top to bush out?
Should I cut them back to allow the roots to expand and the top to bush out?
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