How to prune golden club

Remove spent flower spikes in late spring to early summer after blooming; remove dying leaves as they appear. Cut flower stalks at the base close to the rhizome using clean scissors or aquatic shears. Remove individual dead or yellow leaves by cutting the petiole cleanly at its base. Avoid disturbing the rhizome.

Minimal; deadhead after flowering and remove dead leaves as needed throughout the season. Golden Club is an elegant aquatic that needs very little pruning. Remove spent flower spikes at their base once the golden spadix fades to white and shrivels. Tidy away yellowing or damaged leaves through the growing season. No hard pruning or shaping is required — the plant is naturally compact and largely self-sufficient.

Cut flower stalks at the base close to the rhizome using clean scissors or aquatic shears. Remove individual dead or yellow leaves by cutting the petiole cleanly at its base. Avoid disturbing the rhizome.