Removing hosta flower stalks doesn’t affect leaf growth either way. Some gardeners cut them because they feel the tall stems detract from the foliage; others enjoy the blooms—some hostas are even bred for colorful, fragrant flowers. Once flowers fade, cut stalks near the base so foliage hides the cut ends.
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