bee balm

I didn’t cut my Bee Balm down in the winter. What should I do now in the spring? I planted Bee Balm in my backyard last year and did not cut them down. Now that spring is here, what should I do with them? The plants from last year are still tall, but dead. Will new growth happen on its own this spring? Should I cut the stems down now?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 04/12/2016 @ 1:27 am

I would prune down those old dead stems to keep your flower bed looking neat and tidy. New growth will happen on its own.

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