Renaes are back!
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
I have three Renaes. Last fall, they were all looking terrible. On the advice of this forum, I put one of them in the ground and cut back all three drastically.
Now they’re blooming!
Here’s the one in the ground:
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