mmm, mine flop all over the place but I just ignore it - it is in a giant clump and even though the plants fall over, the stalks reorientate themselves (vaguely) upright. If it really annoys you, try using peasticks or any other shrubby prunings as inconspicuous supports.

Campanula - if you have the time... please step over to the Landscape Design forum and give us your perspective on ivy - yay or nay and if it's problematic in the UK. This has been a "hot topic" for several threads going back a ways now.

Thanks!

Here is a link that might be useful: Landscape design

Let's see if I can get this right!

Here is a link that might be useful: Landscape design

My Arizona Sun is much, much taller this year than in previous years, and it also is flopping on the outside stems. As a matter of fact, almost all my perennials look like they are on stilts this year-I have no idea why. Perhaps the mild winter had something to do with it. My AS is finishing up its first flush of bloom and I'm going to dead head and perhaps cut it back a bit. Normally this plant blooms until the frost kills the flowers, so cutting it back won't keep it from later reblooming. I love this plant for the front of the border.

Linda

I have the burgundy gallardia and it has done that and I just cut it back. Will check to see if any new growth is happening on it or it shows that it is a tough flower.