Q.Remove Last Year’s Growth
Can you please tell me if I should remove last year’s growth from red hot pokers? At the moment I have them tied up from ground. House area Dorset.
With thanks
kitt.

Nikki
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
Answered on April 5, 2012
You can trim back foliage as it begins to decline or any old growth, but don't cut it back entirely. Leaves a few inches of foliage on the plants. Also mulch around them both to conserve moisture in warm temps and protect the plant in cold.
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