Pruning guide
How to prune tall moor grass
Best time
Late winter to early spring (February–March)
How often
Annually
Technique
Cut all growth down to 2–4 inches above ground with shears or loppers. The clumps are large, so bundle stems with twine before cutting to make cleanup easier.
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Pruning tall moor grass — FAQ
When should I prune tall moor grass?
Late winter to early spring (February–March). Cut all growth down to 2–4 inches above ground with shears or loppers. The clumps are large, so bundle stems with twine before cutting to make cleanup easier.
How often does tall moor grass need pruning?
Annually. Tall Moor Grass ('Transparent') is a large, deciduous ornamental grass that sheds its foliage naturally in winter. Cut all stems back to ground level in late winter. Its airy, tall flower stems are a prized feature from summer into autumn — do not cut back before the season ends.
How do you prune tall moor grass?
Cut all growth down to 2–4 inches above ground with shears or loppers. The clumps are large, so bundle stems with twine before cutting to make cleanup easier.