Salvia amistad
Jsb.pond
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in Fruit & veg
Having taken all the advice I was given on here last autumn, I’m pleased to say all my salvia amistads that I brought into the garage have made it through the winter, including cuttings that were only 2” high. However, I don’t know what to do next! I’ve cut off the dead flower stalks, but they are shooting leaves all the way up 4 ft stems. Do they need cutting well back to keep them a good shape and height? Five ft tall is quite high enough for them to grow as they live in pots. Thanks
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I'd cut the stem right back to the ground and wait for new shoots to appear.
Billericay - Essex
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