How to prune antirrhinum majus 'twinny peach'

Throughout the flowering season as blooms fade. Snap or cut individual spent flower heads back to the nearest healthy lateral shoot or leaf axil. Remove any dead or diseased stems at the base. A light overall trim by one-quarter mid-season can tidy the plant and prompt fresh buds.

Deadhead every 1–2 weeks; light trim mid-season if needed. 'Twinny Peach' produces double, azalea-like flowers on compact plants. Deadhead spent blooms regularly to keep the display going. Because of its bushy dwarf habit, hard cutbacks are rarely necessary — focus on removing spent flowers and any crossing or diseased stems. Light grooming is all most plants need.

Snap or cut individual spent flower heads back to the nearest healthy lateral shoot or leaf axil. Remove any dead or diseased stems at the base. A light overall trim by one-quarter mid-season can tidy the plant and prompt fresh buds.