Pruning Guide for Common Perth Garden Plants

Pruning Basics for Perth Proper pruning keeps plants healthy, promotes flowering, and maintains shape. Perth’s long growing season means most plants need regular attention. Here is when and how to prune the most common Perth garden plants.

Native Plants Grevilleas: prune after flowering, cut back to just above a leaf node. Banksias: remove spent flower cones but avoid heavy pruning. Bottlebrush: tip-prune after flowering for dense growth. Kangaroo Paw: cut flower stems to base after blooming.

Common Garden Plants Roses: hard prune in July (Perth winter). Citrus: light prune after harvest. Bougainvillea: prune in late winter for spring flowers. Hibiscus: prune one-third in early spring. Hedging plants: trim 3-4 times per year.

When to Call a Professional Trees over 3m, near power lines, or requiring chainsaws need a qualified arborist. Get matched with Perth garden professionals. See garden maintenance services and our seasonal calendar.

Pruning Guide for Common Perth Garden Plants

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