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| I potted it on in a new pot last autumn and I pruned it. I'm feeding it and its got lots of new green shoots but I have not had ONE flower. I suppose its too late for this year? The ones I've seen out and about have all got/had their flowers by now. Thanks |
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| It usually flowers in May but ours at the time was in flower when I brought my son home from hospital the year he was born - that would be about April 19th - an early year. I think it might be the pruning that did it. If you cut away the branches that were going to flower you would lose your flower for a year. Put the secateurs away for a year and you should get flowers next Spring.
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