If you give a flower a pair of scissors in the summer, it will grow like crazy in 2 months

Jasmine

Flower Gardening Guide
Jasmine is the main flower bloomer in summer, but if you cannot master the correct pruning method, not only will there be few flowers, but the quality of the flowers will also be poor.
If pruned properly, having more than a dozen buds on one branch is not a problem!
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Cut off thin and leggy branches
The higher the temperature, the better the flowering of jasmine. Therefore, before entering the high temperature period in summer, you need to cut off the longer and thinner branches of jasmine. half. See the picture below for specific trimming locations.
Before pruning
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(Author: Yisheng Ailan  ; Source: Stepping Flowers)
After pruning
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(Author: Yisheng Ailan  Source: Flower Walking)
Germination situation after 10 days
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(Author: Yisheng Ailan  Source: Stepping Flowers)
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Prune in time after flowering
Pruning after jasmine blooms is very important, generally Generally speaking, the branches that will bloom are new branches, which are relatively long and thin. If they are not cut off in time, the branches in the future will become longer and thinner, and the flowers will become thinner. Come less and less.
Before pruning
(You can see many flower buds that have finished blooming)
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(Author: Yisheng Ailan  Source: Stepping Flowers)
After pruning
(all the longer branches and remaining flowers have been cut off)
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(Author: Yisheng Ailan  Source: Stepping on Flowers)
Note: Cut Don’t throw away the fallen branches casually~ It is easy to survive by cutting the branches that have bloomed. You can take cuttings and give them to friends or colleagues~
After 1 month of flowering, pruning
(Already New branches sprout with flower buds and will bloom again)
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(Author: Yisheng Ailan  Source: Stepping on Flowers)

Rose

Flower Gardening Encyclopedia
Rose needs to be pruned even more in summer~especially some varieties of roses that bloom so ugly in summer , it is better to prune it to save nutrients so that it can explode in autumn!
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Pinch off the flower buds
Summer rose flowers are generally ugly. In addition to the poor visual effect, blooming now is also a waste of nutrients. Therefore, it is best to pinch off the summer flower buds so that the roses can bloom. Gather up your strength and bloom in autumn!
For example, in the picture below, just cut off the flower buds, as shown in the red line.

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Cut off the remaining flowers
Leaving the remaining flowers on is also a waste For roses that are nutritious and therefore have a lot of flowers, you can check them every once in a while and cut off any ones that have failed to bloom.
Generally, the remaining flowers should be cut starting from the bottom of the second leaf from top to bottom. See the picture below for the specific location.

Gardenia

Flower Gardening Collection
Gardenia Pruning flowers is a big deal. If you prune them well, gardenias will not only grow strong, but also bloom more~
1
Put off overlapping branches
For example, as follows In the situation in the picture, the branches are not only too dense, but also overlapped and parallel, so the weaker one between the two branches needs to be cut off.

2
Remove the small buds around the buds
Small buds will take away the nutrients belonging to the flower buds. Therefore, after the flower buds appear on the gardenia, check whether there are small buds around the flower buds. If there are any, remove them.

Clematis

Flower Planting Encyclopedia
Yes Yes, vines such as clematis also need to be pruned, especially those that bloom early. If they are not pruned, after a few years, the place where its roots connect to the soil will become very bald.
Therefore, it must be pruned in time after flowering to prevent the bottom from becoming bald. Pruning is usually done in mid-July.
1
Put off a very old branch
For those very old branches, both the absorption capacity of the root system and the ability to sprout new branches have gradually deteriorated, so they must be pruned appropriately. Remove 1 to 2 roots to encourage more new branches to sprout at the bottom.
For example, for the branches in the picture below, you can choose to cut off any of them. Generally, it is not recommended to cut off all branches in summer.

2
Just cut the current year’s branches in half
Because evaporation is high in summer, it is not suitable to prune clematis. However, because clematis blooms at the top, appropriately shortening the branches can promote the germination of side branches.
For example, in the picture below, the new branches of the current year are cut in half. Note, they must be the new branches of the current year!

Camellia

Flower Planting Encyclopedia
Camellia passed by As a spring grows, the branches begin to become denser, so we need to prune off some excess branches, firstly to reduce losses, and secondly to adjust the plant shape.
1
Put off parallel branches
If parallel branches are not cut off in time, it will not only affect the plant shape, but also divert nutrients.
For example, in the three branches in the picture below, A, B, and C are relatively close, so A needs to be removed, while B and C are parallel branches, so C needs to be removed as well.

2
Put off all necrotic branches or partially necrotic terminal buds
Some branches that have dried up and no longer grow new leaves can be removed directly. For example, branch B in the picture below has no new leaves and can be cut off directly.

3
Put off branches that are too dense at the top
Some growth Only very vigorous camellias will have such a problem. The branches at the top are too dense, which not only prevents ventilation, but also blocks light, which is not conducive to the growth of camellia branches.
For example, in the picture below, the distance between branches is very small, and some branches are crisscrossed, which is not conducive to growth. The branches that need to be pruned have been marked in the picture below~
Before pruning
(Here we mainly cut off the parallel branches and the cross branches below)
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< br />After pruning
(Does it look instantly refreshing?)
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Put off the weak lower branches at the bottom
Sometimes, due to vigorous growth, some new branches will sprout from the bottom of the camellia. These thin and weak branches at the bottom are called lower branches. It also needs to be removed, otherwise it will not only destroy the plant shape, but also consume nutrients.
Before pruning
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After pruning
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Rose

Gardenia

Clematis

camellia

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