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I have a rather neglected Broom? Brush plant I would like to save but tidy it up where do I start?
6 Jun, 2011
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If the broom has got rather woody and has not got a lot of green on it they can be difficult to salvage. As Primroseka has explained it is always best to give the broom a good trim once the flowers have faded and the new growth starts to form.
6 Jun, 2011
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Hi there i have two brooms and i just cut them slightly back when flowering has finished it doesnt seem to harm them and i still get flowers the next spring
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6 Jun, 2011