Should I cut back forget-me-nots by deadheading?

I just want to know if cutting back the long stems of flowers will encourage more blooming. There are more seeds than flowers on the stems.

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 06/05/2015 @ 3:57 am

You can dead head and trim them back.
They will free seed and you may want to cut them back before they go to seed.

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