Pruning guide
How to prune aesculifolia rodgersia
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Pruning aesculifolia rodgersia — FAQ
When should I prune aesculifolia rodgersia?
Remove damaged leaves as needed during the season; cut back in late autumn or early spring. Snip damaged individual leaves at the stem. Cut spent flower stems to their base after blooming. In autumn or spring, cut all growth to just above soil level with shears.
How often does aesculifolia rodgersia need pruning?
Remove damaged leaves as needed; annual full cutback. Rodgersia aesculifolia needs minimal pruning. Its large, horse-chestnut-like leaves are the main feature; remove any that are damaged or wind-scorched during the season. Deadhead spent creamy flower plumes at the stem base if desired. Cut all growth to ground level in late autumn or tidy up in early spring before new leaves emerge.
How do you prune aesculifolia rodgersia?
Snip damaged individual leaves at the stem. Cut spent flower stems to their base after blooming. In autumn or spring, cut all growth to just above soil level with shears.