I bet you'll be busy in sending seeds around the world this autumn... Save a pinch for me, please!!!
Pier
You can clip the leaf of those plants that are overgrown.
Haha. I guess I do.Keep in mind that all of that beautiful leaf that you clip would end up as ratty mud lugs regardless. Clipping will strengthen the roots and stems, will reduce water consumption, minimize shading of neighbors, and hopefully eliminate the need to do any re-potting (which slows their growth with transplant shock).
Harden your heart.
Bob

If they are anything like mine you will be clipping them at least once per week.
I guess that's a big ol' "NO" if I were to ask you if you started your plants yet. Same here on the coast, wet, cold and dismal. When will spring start?

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