How to prune hosta sieboldiana 'elegans'

Deadhead scapes after flowering; cut back foliage in late autumn after frost. Cut flower scapes to the base after blooms fade. Remove individual damaged leaves with sharp scissors or secateurs. In late autumn, cut all foliage flat to the ground once it collapses after frost.

Deadhead once after flowering; annual autumn clear-up; remove damaged leaves as needed. Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans' is a large, slow-growing hosta that needs minimal pruning. Remove tatty or slug-damaged leaves during the season to keep it looking its best. Cut the flower scapes off after blooming if desired. In late autumn, cut all foliage to ground level once frost has collapsed it.

Cut flower scapes to the base after blooms fade. Remove individual damaged leaves with sharp scissors or secateurs. In late autumn, cut all foliage flat to the ground once it collapses after frost.