How to prune pelargonium peltatum 'barrocas'

Late summer for main trim; deadhead continuously through the growing season. Remove spent flower clusters at the base of the peduncle. Cut leggy stems back to a healthy leaf node using clean secateurs. In overwintered plants, cut harder in early spring to about half the previous year's growth.

Deadhead weekly; cut back once or twice per growing season. Pelargonium peltatum 'Barrocas' is a trailing ivy-leaf geranium that flowers best with regular deadheading and periodic trimming. Remove spent flower heads continuously. Cut trailing stems back by up to one-third in late summer to prevent legginess and stimulate another flush of bloom before season's end.

Remove spent flower clusters at the base of the peduncle. Cut leggy stems back to a healthy leaf node using clean secateurs. In overwintered plants, cut harder in early spring to about half the previous year's growth.