Forum home› Plants
This Forum will close on Wednesday 27 March, 2024. Please refer to the announcement on the Discussions page for further detail.

Old Tree Heather

steve howesteve howe Posts: 55
in Plants
I have a white flowered tree heather of unknown age, but certainly older than 10 years, which has grown to about 5' high and flowers profusely in the late winter/early spring. Its looking a bit ragged now and bare at the base, and its really got too tall, can it be pruned back? will it regenerate from old wood? and when's the best time to do this?

Thanks,  Steve

Posts

  • cullencullen Posts: 2
    You will either have to replace it or start pruning annually with what you have.   If you go back into the old would you will just kill the plant or end up with bare spots.   Trim back your heather after its done blooming by cutting off the old flower stems.  
Sign In or Register to comment.