Pruning guide
How to prune foamy bells 'sweet tea'
Best time
Early spring for foliage cleanup; after flowering (early to midsummer) for deadheading
How often
Once annually in spring, plus deadheading after bloom
Technique
Trim dead foliage close to the crown with scissors. Snip finished flower stalks to the base. Avoid disturbing the crown.
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Pruning foamy bells 'sweet tea' — FAQ
When should I prune foamy bells 'sweet tea'?
Early spring for foliage cleanup; after flowering (early to midsummer) for deadheading. Trim dead foliage close to the crown with scissors. Snip finished flower stalks to the base. Avoid disturbing the crown.
How often does foamy bells 'sweet tea' need pruning?
Once annually in spring, plus deadheading after bloom. × Heucherella 'Sweet Tea' is low-maintenance. In early spring, remove any dead or frost-damaged leaves from the semi-evergreen mound. Deadhead flower scapes after the spring-to-summer bloom period. No hard pruning is needed or recommended — cutting deeply into the crown can damage or kill the plant.
How do you prune foamy bells 'sweet tea'?
Trim dead foliage close to the crown with scissors. Snip finished flower stalks to the base. Avoid disturbing the crown.