Pruning guide
How to prune geranium endressii
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Pruning geranium endressii — FAQ
When should I prune geranium endressii?
Midsummer after first flowering flush; early spring for winter tidy. Shear all stems back to 5–10 cm from the ground after peak bloom in June–July. The plant responds quickly with fresh growth. In spring, remove any lingering dead or frost-damaged leaves.
How often does geranium endressii need pruning?
Once or twice yearly. Geranium endressii is a tough, semi-evergreen ground cover with soft pink flowers. Cut it back hard after the main summer flush — shear to near ground level — to renew the foliage and encourage a second wave of bloom. Remove any brown winter leaves in early spring before new growth begins.
How do you prune geranium endressii?
Shear all stems back to 5–10 cm from the ground after peak bloom in June–July. The plant responds quickly with fresh growth. In spring, remove any lingering dead or frost-damaged leaves.