How to prune geranium cantabrigiense 'cambridge'

Midsummer after flowering; early spring for winter clean-up. After flowers fade, trim stems back by about one-third using shears. Avoid cutting into the woody crown. In spring, pull or snip any dead stems that didn't survive winter.

Once or twice yearly. Geranium cantabrigiense 'Cambridge' is a robust, spreading ground cover with bright magenta-pink flowers. Lightly shear after the midsummer flowering to tidy the mat and encourage secondary foliage. Remove winter-damaged growth in early spring. Like other cantabrigiense cultivars, it needs only light maintenance — not hard renovation pruning.

After flowers fade, trim stems back by about one-third using shears. Avoid cutting into the woody crown. In spring, pull or snip any dead stems that didn't survive winter.