Pruning guide
How to prune hairy coreopsis
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Pruning hairy coreopsis — FAQ
When should I prune hairy coreopsis?
During bloom season for deadheading; late autumn for annual cutback. Remove spent flower heads back to the nearest leaf or lateral bud. After peak bloom, cut stems back by one-third. Cut to near ground level in autumn.
How often does hairy coreopsis need pruning?
Deadhead every 1-2 weeks; cut back annually in autumn. Hairy Coreopsis is a native perennial wildflower of the southeastern US. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continued flowering. After the main summer flush, cut stems back by one-third to stimulate rebloom. Cut all stems to 3-4 inches above ground in late autumn. An easy, low-maintenance plant that rewards regular deadheading.
How do you prune hairy coreopsis?
Remove spent flower heads back to the nearest leaf or lateral bud. After peak bloom, cut stems back by one-third. Cut to near ground level in autumn.