Pruning guide
How to prune all gold japanese forest grass
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Pruning all gold japanese forest grass — FAQ
When should I prune all gold japanese forest grass?
Early spring (March–April), before new golden growth begins. Cut the whole clump to 2–3 inches with shears or scissors in early spring. The old straw-coloured foliage can be left through winter for interest and mild frost protection, then cleared in one go before growth resumes.
How often does all gold japanese forest grass need pruning?
Annually. All Gold Japanese forest grass (Hakonechloa macra 'All Gold') needs the same simple annual cut-back as the species. In early spring, shear the clump to 2–3 inches to clear old foliage before the vivid golden new growth emerges. During the growing season, just remove any dead or damaged leaves by hand — no other pruning is required.
How do you prune all gold japanese forest grass?
Cut the whole clump to 2–3 inches with shears or scissors in early spring. The old straw-coloured foliage can be left through winter for interest and mild frost protection, then cleared in one go before growth resumes.