The Garden Community for Garden Lovers
 

West Midlands, United Kingdom Gb

I have some broadway lights is it ok to cut them back now as the flowers have produce their best.. and how low do I go? thankyou




Answers

 

Look at the base of the plant, and if you can see new growth, then it's fine to cut the stems back right to the bottom when they look 'tatty' and start going brown. I've cut back one of my plants so far. The other one still has a couple of flowers.

31 Aug, 2011

 

which plant is Broadway lights?

31 Aug, 2011

 

Ha ha, seaburngirl, that's why I clicked on this, I've no idea what Broadway lights are either...

31 Aug, 2011

 

I think they are a shasta daisy!

31 Aug, 2011

 

thanks spritzhenry :) yes they are shasta daisy the man at the flower show was selling them as broadway lights so I just googled it and they are :) lol thank goodness for google ay!!!

31 Aug, 2011

 

Sorry - I should have said what they are! They're a creamy-yellow flowered Leucanthemum (Shasta Daisy).

Very pretty too. :-)) Yes, I google things all the time...very useful! lol.

31 Aug, 2011

 

I have this plant Leucanthemum 'Broadway lights' and I cut mine back last week to about 3" as it has not been such a good year for it. Its about 4 years old so I will divide it this year.

1 Sep, 2011

 

thanks Dcr..I will do the same :)

1 Sep, 2011

How do I say thanks?

Answer question

 

Previous question

« when to prune red tip?

 

Not found an answer?