How to prune pelargonium x domesticum 'hazel carey'

Mid to late summer after the primary flowering flush; early spring for overwintered plants. Remove spent flower clusters at the stalk base. Using clean, sharp secateurs, trim each stem back by roughly one-third to a healthy leaf node. On overwintered plants, cut back by half in early spring before bringing outside.

Deadhead continuously; structural prune once or twice per year. Pelargonium x domesticum 'Hazel Carey' is a regal pelargonium that blooms prolifically in spring and early summer. Deadhead spent blooms throughout flowering to maintain appearance. After the main flush, cut stems back by one-third to a leaf node to promote a second flush and prevent straggly, woody growth.

Remove spent flower clusters at the stalk base. Using clean, sharp secateurs, trim each stem back by roughly one-third to a healthy leaf node. On overwintered plants, cut back by half in early spring before bringing outside.