How to prune superba rodgersia

Deadhead optionally after summer flowering; cut back in late autumn or early spring. Remove spent flower spikes at the base if desired. Cut all foliage and stems to just above soil level in autumn or early spring using shears or loppers.

Deadhead as preferred; annual cutback once per year. Superba Rodgersia is a low-maintenance perennial that largely takes care of itself. Deadhead spent pink flower plumes if preferred, but this is optional. Cut the clump to ground level in late autumn after frost, or leave old stems for winter structure and cut back in early spring before new growth begins.

Remove spent flower spikes at the base if desired. Cut all foliage and stems to just above soil level in autumn or early spring using shears or loppers.