Pruning guide
How to prune freesia 'pink marble'
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Pruning freesia 'pink marble' — FAQ
When should I prune freesia 'pink marble'?
After individual flowers fade (deadheading); after natural foliage dieback. Cut spent flower spikes back to the main stem once all buds on the spike have opened and faded. Leave foliage to yellow fully before removing at ground level to allow corm recharging.
How often does freesia 'pink marble' need pruning?
As needed post-bloom; once at end of season. Freesia 'Pink Marble' needs minimal pruning. Deadhead spent flower spikes by cutting them back to the stem to keep the plant tidy. After blooming, leave the foliage to die back naturally — the leaves feed the corm for next season. Only remove foliage once it has yellowed and dried completely.
How do you prune freesia 'pink marble'?
Cut spent flower spikes back to the main stem once all buds on the spike have opened and faded. Leave foliage to yellow fully before removing at ground level to allow corm recharging.