Pruning guide
How to prune korean feather reed grass
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Pruning korean feather reed grass — FAQ
When should I prune korean feather reed grass?
Late winter to early spring (February–March), after winter interest is spent. Cut the entire clump to 3–5 inches using sturdy shears or loppers. The clump is tidy and upright; a single annual hard cut is all that is needed to keep it vigorous. Divide congested clumps every 3–4 years in spring.
How often does korean feather reed grass need pruning?
Annually. Korean feather reed grass (Calamagrostis brachytricha) is a warm-season grass with fluffy pink-tinged plumes that age to wheat in autumn. Cut the whole clump back hard to 3–5 inches in late winter or early spring. The dried seed heads provide excellent winter interest, so wait until late winter before cutting.
How do you prune korean feather reed grass?
Cut the entire clump to 3–5 inches using sturdy shears or loppers. The clump is tidy and upright; a single annual hard cut is all that is needed to keep it vigorous. Divide congested clumps every 3–4 years in spring.