How to Prune Polystichum neolobatum?
Generally not required. Can remove any faded fronds if required.

Polystichum neolobatum · Polystichum neolobatum
Grow in moist but free draining soil in partial shade. Once established, it's able to cope with dryer conditions better than most, so it's ideal for adding structural interest to a partially shaded spot beneath a tree or next to a wall. For more information see our advice page how to grow ferns
Generally not required. Can remove any faded fronds if required.