Jack Miller

You cut back lilies for winter by trimming the stalks down to about two to three inches above the soil line after the foliage has completely yellowed and died back.   This simple task is one of the most important steps you can take to ensure your lilies come back strong and vibrant next spring. … Read more

To cut back lilies after flowering, you should wait until the foliage has naturally turned yellow or brown before trimming it down.   Learning how to cut back lilies after flowering is one of the most important tasks for keeping your bulbs healthy and encouraging robust blooms next season.   Cutting back lilies after flowering … Read more

You can cut back Easter lilies by removing spent blooms, trimming yellowing stems, and cutting the plant down to ground level at the right times of year. Easter lilies don’t need aggressive pruning like shrubs, but knowing how to cut back Easter lily growth properly keeps the plant healthy and encourages it to bloom again … Read more

You can cut back Asiatic lilies after the foliage has naturally yellowed and died back, which typically happens in late fall.   But knowing how to cut back Asiatic lilies correctly is just as important as knowing when to do it.   If you prune too early, you risk starving the bulb of the energy … Read more

You can cut back a peace lily plant by removing spent blooms and yellowing leaves at the base, and by giving the plant a more dramatic pruning when it gets leggy. That’s really all there is to it, my friend. Cutting back a peace lily isn’t a complicated or scary process, and your plant will … Read more