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Deadheading Geum

ShepsSheps Posts: 1,677
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Morning all....is this the right place to cut when deadheading Geum.

Or, am I better just leaving seed heads on?


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  • punkdocpunkdoc Posts: 13,685
    Looks right to me.
    Some Geums won’t re flower, so you only need to dead head if you like being tidy.
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  • Busy-LizzieBusy-Lizzie Posts: 21,654
    Looks right to me too. I dead head Totally Tangerine, flowers for ages.
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  • AnniDAnniD Posts: 11,411
    That's how l deadhead mine as well  :)
    Agree with @Busy-Lizzie as regards Totally Tangerine, mine are flowering their heads off. I  did the first deadheading yesterday. 
  • ShepsSheps Posts: 1,677
    @punkdoc @Busy-Lizzie @AnniD thanks all... I've seen some of the Totally T in the garden gallery and they look amazing.
  • GardenerSuzeGardenerSuze Posts: 4,209
    @Sheps That is just how it should be done, go further down the stem and you cut off another  bud which is sometimes very tiny.
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  • ShepsSheps Posts: 1,677
    @GardenerSuze thanks...will keep an eye on the buds when cutting.
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