How to prune freesia 'yellow passion'

After blooms fade; after natural foliage dieback. Cut spent flower spikes back to the main stem or nearest leaf junction once all buds have opened and faded. Leave foliage fully intact until it is completely yellow and dry, then remove at ground level.

As needed post-bloom; once at season's end. Freesia 'Yellow Passion' needs minimal pruning. Once flower spikes have finished blooming, cut them back to the stem to tidy the plant. The strap-like foliage must be left to die back on its own after flowering — do not cut it early. Remove leaves only when fully yellow and dry.

Cut spent flower spikes back to the main stem or nearest leaf junction once all buds have opened and faded. Leave foliage fully intact until it is completely yellow and dry, then remove at ground level.