Do you cut this plant to ground level in winter or just leave it alone.
By Rodders
United Kingdom
Sunny position, well drained soil, Hull East Yorkshire
On plant
Eryngium planum
- 7 Aug, 2009
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And i agree aster and as i am on the outskirts of cottingham I'm even closer to Rodders.
and a welcome from me too.
7 Aug, 2009
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Hi Rodders,welcome to Goy. I just cut the flowering stalks back when they have finished and leave it alone. Not being far from you (on the south bank) it will be ok as it is a perennial and mine has gradually become larger with more heads each year.
7 Aug, 2009