On 13 May, 10:14, mogga <d...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >|> I have a small privet hedge at the front of my house which when
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> >|> I planted it 3 years ago and this year it's really taken off -
growth
> >|> is about 30cm so far. I've notice that it's going to flower very
soon
> >|> - if I remove the fowers before it's finished flowering, will it
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> >|> flowers on a privet to prolong it's growth!
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> >To some extent, yes - flowers and fruit always take energy from
> >growth. =A0However, don't worry if you don't manage it ....
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> Unless you're allergic to the pollen. :)
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The flowers have a most unpleasant, sickly scent, which is another
reason to get rid of them.
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