Campanula persicifolia
Re: Bad rainstorm damage
Shoot User
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Don't cut it down until all the flowers have finished.
Campanula Persicifolia develops its new flowers on the same flowering stem, to promote this, deadhead regularly. Just tie it to a stake for this season.Cut the stem down to the base foliage (which will stay on the plant through the winter)
Instead of staking next year try pinching out the new shoots when they are around 6 inches tall.This will provide a bushier plant that will withstand a downpour or two.
Campanula Persicifolia develops its new flowers on the same flowering stem, to promote this, deadhead regularly. Just tie it to a stake for this season.Cut the stem down to the base foliage (which will stay on the plant through the winter)
Instead of staking next year try pinching out the new shoots when they are around 6 inches tall.This will provide a bushier plant that will withstand a downpour or two.
Posted: Tuesday 29th of May 2012 11:01 AM
Re: Bad rainstorm damage
Angie Robertson
771 0
Are the stems damaged? If they are you will need to cut them down to the ground. If the are just looking a bit battered have you thought about providing some sort of support? I grow this and always find that I have to give it support once it flowers windy or not!
Posted: Monday 28th of May 2012 07:01 PM
Bad rainstorm damage
Shoot User
771 2
A bad rainstorm came and knocked down my tall plant. Should I cut the persicifolia down to the ground or leave it alone?
Posted: Monday 28th of May 2012 01:27 PM Last reply: Friday 28th of February 2025 09:02 PM