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NJBob said:Is it a perennial one or like many a biennial which most likely wound not come back next year , relies on reseeding itself. If biennial and place accepts returns I would bring back. If you take off the flower stalks they would have a better chance at making it so growth goes into roots instead of trying to produce seed.

Looks like it's the perennial variety "Dalmatian Purple", so not a biennial. So you think cutting off the flowers would help bring the rest of plant back, or is it still a lost cause (kind of having a run of bad luck here after I had some gorgeous looking phlox get devoured by deer, and had to swap them out with these... ugggg!!)

Appreciate the help