How to prune anemone hupehensis 'hadspen abundance'

Late autumn to early spring, after foliage dies back. Cut all stems to ground level once foliage has yellowed and collapsed. Remove any dead or tatty leaves through the season as needed.

Annually. Japanese anemones need minimal pruning. Deadheading spent blooms is optional — it does not extend flowering significantly. Cut stems down to ground level in late autumn or early spring once foliage has died back naturally. Avoid hard cutting in summer as this removes developing flower buds.

Cut all stems to ground level once foliage has yellowed and collapsed. Remove any dead or tatty leaves through the season as needed.