Pruning guide
How to prune avalanche feather reed grass
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Pruning avalanche feather reed grass — FAQ
When should I prune avalanche feather reed grass?
Late winter to early spring (February–March), before new growth emerges. Tie the clump with twine, then cut straight across at 4–6 inches with shears or hedge clippers. Bag or compost the cut material. A single annual cutback is all this cultivar requires.
How often does avalanche feather reed grass need pruning?
Annually. Yes — Avalanche Feather Reed Grass needs an annual hard cutback like all Calamagrostis cultivars. Trim the whole clump to 4–6 inches in late winter before new shoots push through. Its bold white-striped foliage and persistent flower stems are attractive through winter, so leave them standing until late February or March.
How do you prune avalanche feather reed grass?
Tie the clump with twine, then cut straight across at 4–6 inches with shears or hedge clippers. Bag or compost the cut material. A single annual cutback is all this cultivar requires.