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Lupins
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Now my lupins have finished flowering do I cut the flowering woody stems down to the ground? They are covered in aphids and the rest of the foilage looks pretty sticky and grotty too. I have sprayed them regularily. Any advice welcome. Judy
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I cut my lupins back when they are half finished flowering. This way the flowering season can be prolonged by a month at least, because the plant puts far more energy into making the seed than the flower. So basically dont let it go to seed . The seed starts to develop as soon as the flower starts to fade