How to prune geum 'mrs. j. bradshaw'

Deadhead throughout the flowering season; cut back in late autumn or early spring. Snip individual spent flower stems back to a leaf joint or the basal mound as they fade. In late autumn, cut all growth to ground level. Lift and divide crowns every 2–3 years in early spring to prevent central die-back.

Deadhead regularly during flowering; cut back and divide every 2–3 years. Geum 'Mrs. J. Bradshaw' is a long-flowering perennial that responds well to deadheading, which prolongs blooming into late summer. Remove spent flowers regularly. Cut the whole plant back hard to the basal rosette in late autumn or early spring. Divide congested clumps every 2–3 years to maintain vigour.

Snip individual spent flower stems back to a leaf joint or the basal mound as they fade. In late autumn, cut all growth to ground level. Lift and divide crowns every 2–3 years in early spring to prevent central die-back.