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Pruning guide

How to prune geranium 'orion'

Best time
After the first main flush in early to midsummer; deadhead continuously
How often
Mid-season cutback once; ongoing deadheading throughout flowering
Technique
After the first flush, cut stems back by roughly half with shears or secateurs. Continue deadheading individual spent stems throughout the season. A second light trim in late summer can refresh the plant for autumn bloom.

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Pruning geranium 'orion' — FAQ

When should I prune geranium 'orion'?

After the first main flush in early to midsummer; deadhead continuously. After the first flush, cut stems back by roughly half with shears or secateurs. Continue deadheading individual spent stems throughout the season. A second light trim in late summer can refresh the plant for autumn bloom.

How often does geranium 'orion' need pruning?

Mid-season cutback once; ongoing deadheading throughout flowering. Geranium 'Orion' is a vigorous hybrid that blooms over a long season. Cutting back by about half after the first main flush in early summer — rather than a full shear — encourages continuous re-blooming through summer and into autumn. Remove spent stems throughout the season to keep flowering going as long as possible.

How do you prune geranium 'orion'?

After the first flush, cut stems back by roughly half with shears or secateurs. Continue deadheading individual spent stems throughout the season. A second light trim in late summer can refresh the plant for autumn bloom.