How to prune pelargonium x domesticum 'burgundy'

After the main spring-to-early-summer flowering flush, typically July in the UK / June-July in the US. Deadhead by removing spent flower heads at the base of each stalk. For the post-flush trim, cut each stem back to one-third above a healthy leaf node. Overwintered plants can be cut harder (by half) in early spring to refresh.

Deadhead throughout flowering; cut back once or twice per year. Pelargonium x domesticum 'Burgundy' is a regal pelargonium that flowers heavily in spring and early summer. Prompt deadheading prolongs display. Once the main flush is over, cut stems back by about one-third to keep the plant compact, encourage branching, and improve the chance of a second flush in late summer.

Deadhead by removing spent flower heads at the base of each stalk. For the post-flush trim, cut each stem back to one-third above a healthy leaf node. Overwintered plants can be cut harder (by half) in early spring to refresh.