How to Prune barrenwort 'William Stearn'?
No pruning required, but cutting back in late winter or early spring, before flower spikes form, will improve appearance
barrenwort 'William Stearn' · Pruning
barrenwort 'William Stearn' · Epimedium 'William Stearn'
Grow in fertile, humus-rich, moist but well-drained soil in partial shade, with shelter from cold, drying winds; where frosts are prolonged or severe, spread an organic mulch such as leaf mould or composted bark to protect plants over winter
Watering: Keep rich woodland soil evenly moist, never baking dry in summerSunlight: Partial shadeInformation to be completed