Prune right after bloom. Can cut to ground (loses next year's flowers) or remove dead wood and trim leggy growth (reduces but keeps some bloom).
Deadhead spent blossoms by cutting just the flower head.
Root starter (fertilizer) burn. Stop feeding, soak soil to leach excess, leave alone. May defoliate but often recovers by late summer.
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