Co-Authors:
Zieslin, N., Department of Ornamental Horticulture, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Rehovot, Israel
Mor, Y., Department of Floriculture, Ministry of Agriculture, Israel
Abstract:
Results of pruning-experiments showed no significant differences in winter flower production between selective pruning and hedging. Winter production was related to the degree of the plant cut-back during the spring. Severe removal of the plant canopy resulted in decreased winter production of flowers. Delay in autumn cut-back decreased total winter yield, but mid-winter production was increased. The decline in winter flower production, following early summer cut-back, was partially restored by continuous lateral bud removal (de-shooting) during the summer. Flowering was greatly hampered by defoliation. © 1981.
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