To encourage bushiness and more blooms, twist off spent flower trusses (deadhead) after flowering. This stimulates 2-3 new shoots per cut. Mulch to keep roots cool and moist. Fertilize now, early June, and optionally September with acid-loving plant fertilizer.
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