How to prune geranium sanguineum 'album'

Midsummer after main flowering flush; late autumn tidy-up. Cut the whole plant back to a few inches above ground with shears after peak bloom. New basal growth emerges quickly, frequently producing additional flowers before the season ends.

Once or twice annually. Geranium sanguineum 'Album' benefits from a hard cutback after its main summer flowering. Shear or cut all stems back close to the ground once flowers and foliage look tired, usually midsummer. This refreshes the plant and often prompts a second, lighter flush of white blooms. Remove dead stems in late autumn.

Cut the whole plant back to a few inches above ground with shears after peak bloom. New basal growth emerges quickly, frequently producing additional flowers before the season ends.