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katyajini

How to deadhead Yarrow?

5 years ago


Should I remove the flower by cutting at the first leaf node down? Or remove the entire stem close to the ground?

I have been watching YT videos and people do so many different things.

What is accomplished one way or the other?

Thanks a lot!

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