Hi Ya Red!
How you been???
How's school???
I would have to say the same things Gardenmom says!
All that green stuff when it dies back is giving the
plant its stored food for next year's growth and
flower....
I know it's hard to leave that brown stuff on...
But the
plant really needs it....
I sometimes suggest, if the person has the time and reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllly wants the brown gone,
to take your sissor's and JUST cut the brown, where it is just turning yellow by the green, leave the yellow!!!
And hand cut it off....
That way, it's a WIN~WIN SITUATION FOR BOTH
plant AND GARDENER, tidie's up the brown and still leave the good stuff for the
plant..
I do that on my side bed by the side walk area people see *the only bed I do that on*
Weezie