planting cleomes which are “leggy” grown too long in a greenhouse

because the flower stems are very long, can I plant them deeper in the soil? You can do this with tomatoes, I’m curious if I can do this with the cleomes I purchased?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 06/28/2017 @ 10:38 pm

This will not work with Cleomes. You can stake the plants to ensure they stay upright.

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