How to prune geum 'mrs bradshaw'

Deadhead continuously May–August; cut back hard after the main flush in midsummer. Snip spent flower stems down to the base with clean scissors or secateurs. After the main flush, cut all stems back to the low rosette to trigger a second flush and remove any tatty foliage.

Deadhead weekly during flowering; hard cutback once or twice per season. Geum 'Mrs Bradshaw' benefits from deadheading to extend its long flowering season from late spring into summer. After the main flush, cut stems back hard to the basal rosette to encourage a second wave of blooms. Divide clumps every 2–3 years to maintain vigour, as plants tire quickly.

Snip spent flower stems down to the base with clean scissors or secateurs. After the main flush, cut all stems back to the low rosette to trigger a second flush and remove any tatty foliage.