How to prune pelargonium x domesticum 'carisbrooke'

Immediately after the main spring-summer flowering flush — typically mid to late summer. Snap off spent flower heads at the base of each stalk. Once flowering slows, cut stems back by one-third to a strong leaf node with clean secateurs. Remove any yellowing leaves at the same time.

Deadhead throughout flowering; cut back once after the main flush. Pelargonium x domesticum 'Carisbrooke' is a regal pelargonium that blooms mainly in spring and early summer. Deadhead spent flowers promptly to keep the plant tidy. After the main flush ends, cut stems back by one-third to encourage a second bloom and maintain a bushy, compact shape.

Snap off spent flower heads at the base of each stalk. Once flowering slows, cut stems back by one-third to a strong leaf node with clean secateurs. Remove any yellowing leaves at the same time.