These tips will ensure proper pruning to keep your petunias healthy this summer. Here's when, how to do it.

A: Petunias have the tendency to get leggy with time, which will happen faster if they don't get enough water and fertilizer. Pruning can also help. The plants have their new growth buds at the ...

Growing trays should be placed in a well-lit area and covered by a humidity dome or cloche. Some growers have luck with a ...

Petunias, which have become disheveled and leggy, can be pruned back to put out fresh, green growth and new blooms. They can take a pretty heavy pruning, so don’t be afraid to cut them back hard.

Keep petunias blooming all summer long with this simple pruning technique.

Question: Why do my regular petunias (not the wave variety) get so leggy? I faithfully nip off the dead flowers. I have some that are doing great and are full and looking lovely, but there are ...

Key Takeaways Regularly removing wilted blooms keeps petunias looking vibrant and encourages them to produce more flowers throughout the season. Deadheading is simple—just pinch off the entire spent ...

You can do the same pruning to tall phlox and pinch back leggy petunias and other branching annuals and perennials. Got houseplants?

Annuals -- Now is the time to pinch back those leggy petunias and trailing plants that spill from hanging baskets.

You can do the same pruning to tall phlox and pinch back leggy petunias and other branching annuals and perennials. Got houseplants?