How to prune anemone coronaria 'the bride'

During bloom for deadheading; after natural foliage dieback in late spring or summer. Cut spent flower stems cleanly at the base. Leave all green foliage until it is fully yellow and dry, then remove at ground level to allow the corm to enter healthy dormancy.

As needed during bloom; once at season's end. Anemone coronaria 'The Bride' requires little pruning. Deadhead spent blooms by cutting flower stems to their base as they fade, which can extend the flowering period. Once the season ends and foliage yellows naturally, cut the plant down. Do not cut back healthy green leaves early — they sustain the dormant corm.

Cut spent flower stems cleanly at the base. Leave all green foliage until it is fully yellow and dry, then remove at ground level to allow the corm to enter healthy dormancy.