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Give Them One More Season?

15 years ago

Hello all.
8 of my OP seedlings have yet to bloom.
Grown from seed in 2005, planted in the garden spring of 2006.
In my zone they die back to the ground, come back in the spring, grow lots of stems and leaves but have yet to give me a single bud, not one.
What do you think, give them one more year or dig em' up now?
The Lioness

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daveinohio_2007
15 years ago
You could try potting them, and keeping pots in unheated garage over winter. Some of my tender seedlings are grown this way.
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