If you’re going to keep it indoors you can cut it almost down to the pot, they bloom on next years new growth. I only leave the pruning until spring on the ones I leave in the garden, it gives some frost protection.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
If you’re going to keep it indoors you can cut it almost down to the pot, they bloom on next years new growth. I only leave the pruning until spring on the ones I leave in the garden, it gives some frost protection.
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Will do, am going to keep it warmer, take off the leaves and keep my fingers very crossed! Thanks@bédé!
Thanks @Lyn that's really helpful!