
How to Prune Crowpoison?
(Nothoscordum bivalve)
Crowpoison, also known as Yellow false-garlic, Wild garlic
This perennial herbaceous plant, characterized by its grass-like foliage and clusters of small white flowers, thrives with minimal maintenance. To promote healthy growth for crowpoison, prune dead leaves and spent flower stalks. Early spring, before new growth starts, is best for removing old foliage. Post-blooming in late fall, trim back to ground level, clearing dead material. Pruning controls spread, encourages rejuvenation, and maintains aesthetic appeal. Always use clean, sharp tools to avoid disease transmission.