Pruning guide
How to prune nicholas hakone grass
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Pruning nicholas hakone grass — FAQ
When should I prune nicholas hakone grass?
Late winter to early spring (February–March), before new growth emerges. Cut the whole clump to 2–3 inches with sharp shears. Bag and compost cut material. Divide in early spring every 4–5 years if the center dies out or the clump loses its compact, mounding shape.
How often does nicholas hakone grass need pruning?
Annually. Nicholas Hakone Grass needs just one gentle annual cutback. Like all Hakonechloa macra cultivars, it is a cool-season woodland grass with graceful, cascading foliage that remains attractive through winter. Cut the dormant clump to 2–3 inches in late winter before new growth begins. No mid-season pruning is required.
How do you prune nicholas hakone grass?
Cut the whole clump to 2–3 inches with sharp shears. Bag and compost cut material. Divide in early spring every 4–5 years if the center dies out or the clump loses its compact, mounding shape.