Pruning guide
How to prune white towers toad lily
Best time
After the first hard frost in autumn, or late winter before new growth emerges
How often
Once a year
Technique
Cut all stems to just above ground level once frosted. Remove debris. In late winter, cut any remaining old stems before new basal shoots appear.
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Pruning white towers toad lily — FAQ
When should I prune white towers toad lily?
After the first hard frost in autumn, or late winter before new growth emerges. Cut all stems to just above ground level once frosted. Remove debris. In late winter, cut any remaining old stems before new basal shoots appear.
How often does white towers toad lily need pruning?
Once a year. White Towers Toad Lily requires very little pruning. Cut stems back to ground level after autumn frost kills the top growth. Do not cut back during the growing season as flowers are borne along the stem tips. No deadheading is needed — the white blooms fall cleanly. This cultivar stays naturally upright and tidy.
How do you prune white towers toad lily?
Cut all stems to just above ground level once frosted. Remove debris. In late winter, cut any remaining old stems before new basal shoots appear.