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How do you prune sinensis Primrose?
The sinensis Primrose can grow up to 10 cm and reach an ultimate spread of 10 cm. Because they bloom once a year, they generally do not require much pruning. Many do remove any dead foliage or wilted flowers throughout the spring for aesthetic purposes.
You can remove any dead flowers throughout spring to encourage more blooms for the next flowering season. This can be done by plucking off the flowers from the top of the stem. Depending on the climate, some people cut their plant back to one-third of the size after the sinensis Primrose has flowered. Doing so can encourage a second blooming in summer, although this is rare. In late autumn, you should cut the sinensis Primrose to the ground. This will encourage the growth of the plant for the coming spring and hopefully lots of vibrant flowers!
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