Prune in Early Spring – Cut back woody stems before new growth appears.
Shape for Airflow – Trim in a rounded shape to promote good air circulation.
Remove Spent Flowers – Deadhead regularly to encourage continuous blooming.
Cut Back One-Third – Avoid cutting into old wood to keep the plant healthy.
Use Sharp Shears – Clean cuts prevent damage and reduce disease risk.
Avoid Over-Pruning – Moderate pruning maintains plant vigor without stressing it.
Fertilize After Pruning – Boosts recovery and enhances bloom production.
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