How to prune begonia 'fragrant beauty'

After each flowering flush; main tidy-up in early spring. Snip off spent flower clusters back to the nearest node or healthy stem junction. Cut any overly long canes by up to one-third to a node in spring.

Deadhead every few weeks during bloom; light pruning annually. Begonia odorata 'Fragrant Beauty' is a cane-like begonia valued for its scented flowers. Deadhead spent blooms regularly to extend flowering. In spring, cut back any leggy stems to a healthy node to keep the plant full and encourage a fresh flush of fragrant blooms.

Snip off spent flower clusters back to the nearest node or healthy stem junction. Cut any overly long canes by up to one-third to a node in spring.