Still looks lovely! I believe you don't prune until just before it's supposed to come out of winter dormancy. Late winter usually, and where to cut is based on which type of clem you have (1, 2 or 3).

Lightly pruning after the initial bloom flush on many varieties of pruning group 2 clems can result in another lighter bloom flush later in the summer.

Personally, I have never followed this practice. When I grew a lot of group 2 clems, I pruned them like group 3's with a hard pruning each winter and that was it. They bloomed in late May/June and managed to produce again in August all on their own. I just don't have the time to be able to fuss around with additional pruning at this time of year - too many other gardening things going on.

It wasn't taken care of much last year so it obviously grew and bloomed great this year I actually pruned right when it turned green end of winter. I was hoping to get a second bloom too