By Lizfisher50
Yorkshire,
United Kingdom
My Geums are falling over with flowers. Is it OK to cut them back after flowering? How are they best supported? Liz
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26 Jun, 2010
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Many thanks. I'll try all of your suggestions.
30 Jun, 2010
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I just let mine flop where they want. You can plant them by sturdier plants for support, or find some willow, hazel or Cornus and weave some supports for them. I sometimes find odd things like an old fire grate and use it to support flopsy flowers! Cut them back to the base after flowering.
29 Jun, 2010