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my lupinus polyphyllus has bloomed and now a bare stem remains with no other flowers forming. What do I do? Do I clip off the stem?

maximus1

By Maximus1

United States

i live in the northeastern region of Pennsylvania. This is the first year of growth in our yard


On plant Lupinus polyphyllus

  • Question asked on 4 Jun, 2009

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Yes!

4 Jun, 2009

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