How to prune pelargonium 'frank headley'

Spring (pinching and reversion removal); throughout summer (deadheading); late summer (hard cutback). Remove spent flower stems at their base. Pinch growing tips above a node in spring. Cut out any fully green (reverted) shoots at their origin point. Shorten stems by one-third to one-half in late summer with clean secateurs.

Deadhead weekly; remove reverted shoots as seen; tip-pinch in spring; hard prune once annually. Pelargonium 'Frank Headley' is a variegated zonal pelargonium with salmon flowers and cream-edged leaves. Deadhead regularly to prolong blooming. Pinch tips in spring for a bushier, more branched plant. Cut back by one-third before overwintering indoors. Remove any all-green reverted shoots promptly to preserve the attractive variegation.

Remove spent flower stems at their base. Pinch growing tips above a node in spring. Cut out any fully green (reverted) shoots at their origin point. Shorten stems by one-third to one-half in late summer with clean secateurs.