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Re: Dormancy
Reading this message reminded me of a question that has been pestering me
for weeks. I have several baby Amaryllis. They aren't big enough to bloom,
yet, so I was wondering if they should have a period of dormancy, too?
They're so small I'm kind of afraid they'll just dry up to nothing!
Sandra
On Tue, 30 Sep 1997, Gerry O'Neill wrote:
> At 08:54 AM 9/29/97 EDT, you wrote:
> >***stuff deleted***
> >
> Lysette,
> Some plants *require* dormancy to thrive and flower next year. So if the
> book says to give them a dormancy period, do it!
>
> As to pruning, that varies from plant to plant. My lantanas get pruned back
> hard before their nap..Plumerias have their leaves cut off, but pruning is
> left til spring. So check the book or ask the list about specific plants
> for best info..
>
> Gerry>
>
>
Sandra R. Greene
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