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My hardy passiflora is 2 yeas old (after i bought it) and i had a look at it this morning and couldn't decide whether to prune it one not (and if i do need to - how?). It was a tangeled mess after all the wind so i dis-entangled it and re-attached it to the leylandii hedge its supposed to be growing on, cutting any bare stems off.
Last year it died back a bit over winter so i didn't need to do much other than chop the dead bits off and it grew fine but didn't have many flowers (and the flowers it did have were very late), but because of the mild winter this year it hasn't stopped growing
I would really like to encourage it to produce more flowers, and earlier than late September if possible! Any tips on if/how/when to prune it?
Last year it died back a bit over winter so i didn't need to do much other than chop the dead bits off and it grew fine but didn't have many flowers (and the flowers it did have were very late), but because of the mild winter this year it hasn't stopped growing
I would really like to encourage it to produce more flowers, and earlier than late September if possible! Any tips on if/how/when to prune it?
), it was probably an up to one year old plant when i bought it, so fingers crossed it flowers a bit better this year then.
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