When is the best time to prune my flowers?

When is the best time to prune my flowers?

The best time to prune flowers generally depends on the type of flower. For most spring-blooming flowers, it's best to prune them right after they bloom. For summer-blooming flowers, late winter or early spring is ideal.

What about roses? When should I prune them?

Roses are typically pruned in late winter or early spring, just as the buds begin to swell. This encourages healthy growth and blooming.

Are there any flowers that shouldn't be pruned?

Yes, some flowers like certain perennials and spring-blooming bulbs should not be pruned until after they bloom, as pruning can remove the buds.

How do I know if my flowers need pruning?

Look for dead or damaged stems, excessive growth, or a lack of blooms. If your flowers appear overgrown or unhealthy, they may benefit from pruning.