Pruning guide
How to prune blonde ambition blue grama
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Pruning blonde ambition blue grama — FAQ
When should I prune blonde ambition blue grama?
Late winter to early spring. Cut the whole clump to 2–3 inches (5–8 cm) above the ground in late winter using shears or hedging clippers. Do not cut back in autumn — the blonde seed heads are a key ornamental feature through the cold months.
How often does blonde ambition blue grama need pruning?
Annually. 'Blonde Ambition' is prized for its horizontal, comb-like seed heads that persist attractively into winter. Leave the plant largely intact over winter for ornamental and wildlife value. Cut back to 2–3 inches in late winter before new growth begins. Avoid heavy pruning at any other time — this cultivar's character comes from its natural form.
How do you prune blonde ambition blue grama?
Cut the whole clump to 2–3 inches (5–8 cm) above the ground in late winter using shears or hedging clippers. Do not cut back in autumn — the blonde seed heads are a key ornamental feature through the cold months.