How to prune pelargonium 'copthorne'

Early spring; pinch and deadhead through the growing season. Cut main stems back by one-third to one-half in spring, pruning just above a healthy leaf node. Pinch or nip out soft stem tips with fingers or scissors throughout the season to promote a bushier, multi-stemmed plant.

Annual hard prune in spring; deadhead and tip-pinch regularly. Pelargonium 'Copthorne' is a cedar-scented, tall-growing hybrid that naturally becomes leggy. Prune stems back by up to one-half in early spring to reshape and encourage branching. Pinch new tips through the growing season. Deadhead spent flowers to prolong blooming and maintain a tidy appearance.

Cut main stems back by one-third to one-half in spring, pruning just above a healthy leaf node. Pinch or nip out soft stem tips with fingers or scissors throughout the season to promote a bushier, multi-stemmed plant.