
How to Prune African flag?
(Chasmanthe floribunda)
African flag, also known as African flag
With striking spires of tubular flowers and sword-like leaves, african flag adds a vivid splash to gardens. Prune dead or damaged leaves and spent flower stalks to maintain health and appearance. Best pruned in early spring as new growth begins, or after flowering in late summer to encourage next season's blooms. Pruning also promotes a denser habit and enhances vigor, helping african flag thrive in its environment.