How to prune anemone × hybrida 'pamina'

Late autumn or early spring. Cut all stems to ground level once foliage has died back. Tidy individual spent flower stems during the growing season if desired for aesthetics.

Annually. Hybrid anemones like 'Pamina' require very little pruning. Leave stems standing through winter as they offer some frost protection to the crown. Cut back to ground level in late autumn or early spring. Deadheading does not meaningfully prolong blooming but keeps the plant tidy.

Cut all stems to ground level once foliage has died back. Tidy individual spent flower stems during the growing season if desired for aesthetics.