How to prune britt-marie crawford ligularia

Deadhead after flowering in summer; cut all growth to the ground in late autumn after frost. Snip spent flower stalks at the base once blooms fade. In autumn, cut all stems and large leaves to ground level with shears. Divide crowded clumps in spring every 3–4 years.

Deadheading as needed in summer; full cutback once a year in autumn. Britt-Marie Crawford Ligularia benefits from deadheading spent flower spikes to maintain appearance and redirect energy. Cut back all foliage to the ground in late autumn after frost. The large, dark chocolate-purple leaves can be removed as they fade and flop. No hard shaping is needed — it's a clump-former that doesn't spread invasively.

Snip spent flower stalks at the base once blooms fade. In autumn, cut all stems and large leaves to ground level with shears. Divide crowded clumps in spring every 3–4 years.