Pruning guide
How to prune palace purple coral bells
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Pruning palace purple coral bells — FAQ
When should I prune palace purple coral bells?
Early spring for foliage tidying; throughout summer to remove spent flower stems. Snip flower stems to the base once blooms finish. In spring, use scissors or shears to remove dead or frost-burned leaves at the base, keeping healthy foliage intact.
How often does palace purple coral bells need pruning?
Annually (spring) plus deadheading as needed through the growing season. Palace Purple coral bells needs minimal pruning. Deadhead spent flower spikes to encourage reblooming and maintain appearance. In early spring, remove any winter-damaged or dead foliage from the base. The attractive purple foliage is largely evergreen and should not be cut back hard unless severely damaged.
How do you prune palace purple coral bells?
Snip flower stems to the base once blooms finish. In spring, use scissors or shears to remove dead or frost-burned leaves at the base, keeping healthy foliage intact.