Cutting back/deadheading Sisyrinchium
Hi all
My Sisyrinchium appears to be done flowing and is now falling over in a slightly unruly manner. I'm definitely not one for regimented neatness in the garden but it is kind of blocking the path.
Should I cut back the spent stems? Will there be a second flush of flowers if I do? Or should i either tie a bit of string around them to hold them up or buy one of those wire curved stands to prop them up? (No idea what they are called!)
Thanks all

Should I cut back the spent stems? Will there be a second flush of flowers if I do? Or should i either tie a bit of string around them to hold them up or buy one of those wire curved stands to prop them up? (No idea what they are called!)
Thanks all

I’ve no idea what I’m doing.
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