Pruning guide
How to prune weeping love grass
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Pruning weeping love grass — FAQ
When should I prune weeping love grass?
Late winter to early spring (February–March) in frost climates; as needed in frost-free areas. Cut all old stems to 3–4 inches above the crown. In mild climates, comb out dead leaves rather than cutting the whole clump back hard, to avoid removing live growth.
How often does weeping love grass need pruning?
Annually in cool climates; as needed in mild climates. Weeping Love Grass is a warm-season, semi-evergreen to evergreen clump-former. Cut stems back to a few inches above the crown in late winter to encourage fresh, tidy growth. In frost-free climates it remains semi-green year-round — remove dead and brown material as needed rather than cutting hard.
How do you prune weeping love grass?
Cut all old stems to 3–4 inches above the crown. In mild climates, comb out dead leaves rather than cutting the whole clump back hard, to avoid removing live growth.