Pruning guide
How to prune angelonia angustifolia 'archangel white'
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Pruning angelonia angustifolia 'archangel white' — FAQ
When should I prune angelonia angustifolia 'archangel white'?
Midsummer shear (July–August) when heat temporarily slows bloom. Shear all stems back by one-third with clean scissors, cutting above visible leaf nodes. Do not cut into bare woody sections. Water and fertilize lightly after shearing to support regrowth.
How often does angelonia angustifolia 'archangel white' need pruning?
Once per season; no deadheading required. Angelonia 'Archangel White' is self-cleaning and blooms continuously without deadheading. It is one of the lowest-maintenance flowering annuals. A single shearing back by one-third in midsummer refreshes the plant when summer heat causes a temporary pause in flowering, leading to strong regrowth and bloom until frost.
How do you prune angelonia angustifolia 'archangel white'?
Shear all stems back by one-third with clean scissors, cutting above visible leaf nodes. Do not cut into bare woody sections. Water and fertilize lightly after shearing to support regrowth.