Pruning guide
How to prune verbena × hybrida 'obsession coral eye'
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Pruning verbena × hybrida 'obsession coral eye' — FAQ
When should I prune verbena × hybrida 'obsession coral eye'?
Continuously through summer; shear mid-season if straggly. Pinch or snip spent flower clusters back to the nearest healthy leaf or side shoot. For a mid-season refresh, cut plants back by one-third and apply a balanced liquid fertiliser.
How often does verbena × hybrida 'obsession coral eye' need pruning?
Deadhead weekly; shear once mid-season if needed. Verbena 'Obsession Coral Eye' benefits from deadheading and occasional trimming to stay neat and flower continuously. Remove faded flower clusters and, if plants become straggly mid-season, cut them back by up to one-third to encourage fresh growth. Good air circulation from trimming also reduces powdery mildew risk.
How do you prune verbena × hybrida 'obsession coral eye'?
Pinch or snip spent flower clusters back to the nearest healthy leaf or side shoot. For a mid-season refresh, cut plants back by one-third and apply a balanced liquid fertiliser.