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Sat, May 10, 08 at 16:26
| This may not be the correct forum to ask if not im sure I will be directed. I have let some seedling of agastache rupistris grow into a clump and I have one such clump of some size sitting on my front porch. My question being should I not allow this and change it now. Has anyone done this and what kind of a mess could it create or will it. |
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- Posted by hybridsage (My Page) on Sat, May 10, 08 at 18:59
| Check with Richard DuFresne on agastache,I would not see a problem with it clumping. You should have better lower branching,this way it does not fall over when in bloom. |
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- Posted by rich_dufresne z7 NC (My Page) on Sat, May 10, 08 at 22:23
| I would separate a clump of seedlings from one another, because each plant sends a multitude of stems from the trunk when it is in rapid growth and will be very dense anyway. Jamming together a multitude of seedlings is unnecessary. If you want a lot of plants, split them up before they get too big, or you will have a devil of a time separating them. |
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- Posted by hummersteve Indy (My Page) on Sun, May 11, 08 at 11:23
| Thanks Richard-- I have already separated them. |
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