Pruning Calamintha Nepeta
6 years ago
Hi Everyone,
Last August I planted a calamintha nepeta subsp. nepeta; it looked completely died now except that a few new leaves stemming from the center. Am I suppose to prune it, and by how much?
This is what the calamintha nepeta looked like last August and today.Thanks so much for your suggestions
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