How to prune anemone coronaria 'hollandia'

During bloom for deadheading; after natural foliage dieback. Remove individual spent flower stems at the base as they fade. Leave all remaining green foliage undisturbed until it senesces fully on its own, then cut the plant to ground level.

As needed during bloom; once at season's end. Anemone coronaria 'Hollandia' is a corm-grown anemone needing minimal pruning. Deadhead spent flower stems at the base to tidy the plant and extend blooming if conditions allow. When foliage naturally yellows after flowering, cut to ground level. Never remove green leaves prematurely as they feed the corm during dormancy preparation.

Remove individual spent flower stems at the base as they fade. Leave all remaining green foliage undisturbed until it senesces fully on its own, then cut the plant to ground level.