How to prune toffee twist sedge

Early spring before new growth, and as needed year-round for dead leaves. Use scissors or hand shears to remove individual brown or dead leaves at their base. In spring, cut the whole clump back by about one-third if winter damage is severe, then allow fresh growth to regenerate.

Annually in spring, with light tidying as needed. Toffee Twist Sedge needs minimal pruning. Remove dead, brown, or tatty leaves by pulling or snipping them at the base to keep the clump tidy. In early spring, cut back any winter-damaged foliage to within a few inches of the ground before new growth emerges. Avoid shearing the whole plant heavily.

Use scissors or hand shears to remove individual brown or dead leaves at their base. In spring, cut the whole clump back by about one-third if winter damage is severe, then allow fresh growth to regenerate.