Pruning guide
How to prune raspberry splash pulmonaria
Best time
Immediately after flowering, late spring
How often
Once annually after flowering
Technique
Cut all foliage and flower stalks to within 5 cm (2 in) of the ground using shears as soon as blooms are done. Water thoroughly after cutting to support re-growth.
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Pruning raspberry splash pulmonaria — FAQ
When should I prune raspberry splash pulmonaria?
Immediately after flowering, late spring. Cut all foliage and flower stalks to within 5 cm (2 in) of the ground using shears as soon as blooms are done. Water thoroughly after cutting to support re-growth.
How often does raspberry splash pulmonaria need pruning?
Once annually after flowering. Raspberry Splash Pulmonaria benefits from a prompt post-flowering cutback. Once the pink-magenta spring flowers fade, shear the whole clump to ground level to promote vigorous, healthy spotted foliage for summer and reduce powdery mildew susceptibility. The plant regrows quickly and looks far better than if left to sprawl.
How do you prune raspberry splash pulmonaria?
Cut all foliage and flower stalks to within 5 cm (2 in) of the ground using shears as soon as blooms are done. Water thoroughly after cutting to support re-growth.