
How to Prune Yellow salsify?
(Tragopogon dubius)
Yellow salsify, also known as Yellow salsify
Characterized by its grass-like leaves and yellow, daisy-like flowers, yellow salsify benefits from selective pruning to promote vigorous growth and manage its spread. Prune spent flowers and seed heads, especially before they set seed, to prevent unwanted self-sowing. The ideal pruning timeframe extends from early spring to late fall, aligning with the plant's active growth periods. Regular removal of old foliage and dead material rejuvenates the plant and maintains its aesthetic appeal.