How to prune anemone × hybrida 'september charm'

Cut back to ground in late autumn to early winter; divide in spring. Remove spent flower stems by cutting back to basal foliage as they fade in autumn. After the first frosts, cut all stems to just above ground level. In spring, divide spreading clumps by lifting sections of rhizome and replanting. Wear gloves — the plant can irritate skin.

Cut back annually in late autumn; divide every 3-4 years as needed. Japanese anemone 'September Charm' needs minimal pruning. Deadhead spent flowers to keep plants tidy, though seed heads are mildly ornamental. Cut stems back to ground level in late autumn or early winter. This perennial spreads readily via rhizomes — divide congested clumps in spring every few years to control spread and restore vigour.

Remove spent flower stems by cutting back to basal foliage as they fade in autumn. After the first frosts, cut all stems to just above ground level. In spring, divide spreading clumps by lifting sections of rhizome and replanting. Wear gloves — the plant can irritate skin.