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Pruning guide

How to prune white dipladenia

Best time
Early spring before active growth; deadhead throughout summer
How often
Annually (spring); tip-pinch and deadhead as needed
Technique
Shorten all stems by one-quarter to one-third to a node in early spring. Pinch shoot tips during summer to promote branching and more flower buds. Cut out any dead or damaged stems back to healthy wood.

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Pruning white dipladenia — FAQ

When should I prune white dipladenia?

Early spring before active growth; deadhead throughout summer. Shorten all stems by one-quarter to one-third to a node in early spring. Pinch shoot tips during summer to promote branching and more flower buds. Cut out any dead or damaged stems back to healthy wood.

How often does white dipladenia need pruning?

Annually (spring); tip-pinch and deadhead as needed. White dipladenia (Mandevilla boliviensis) flowers on new growth and benefits from a light spring prune to encourage bushiness and a strong flowering season. Cut stems back by one-quarter to one-third in early spring. Deadhead spent flowers to extend the season. Wear gloves — the milky sap is a skin irritant.

How do you prune white dipladenia?

Shorten all stems by one-quarter to one-third to a node in early spring. Pinch shoot tips during summer to promote branching and more flower buds. Cut out any dead or damaged stems back to healthy wood.