Pruning guide
How to prune geranium x magnificum
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Pruning geranium x magnificum — FAQ
When should I prune geranium x magnificum?
Immediately after flowering in early to midsummer. Use shears to cut the entire clump back to 3–4 inches above soil. This species does not reliably rebloom after cutting, but produces good fresh foliage. Clear debris and water well after cutting.
How often does geranium x magnificum need pruning?
Once per year after flowering. Geranium x magnificum has a single, spectacular early-summer flowering period and then the foliage can become untidy. Cut the whole plant back hard to a few inches above ground immediately after flowering. It will produce a fresh mound of attractive foliage for the rest of the season, though it will not rebloom.
How do you prune geranium x magnificum?
Use shears to cut the entire clump back to 3–4 inches above soil. This species does not reliably rebloom after cutting, but produces good fresh foliage. Clear debris and water well after cutting.