Grass needs to be cut until the first, hard frost, and that includes ornamentals. Though you wouldn't cut this in summer, it's important to do so in Fall for a healthy crop next year.
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I cut mine in the spring when new growth starts. Like the color against the snow if we get any.
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I cut my loriope back between Thanksgiving and Christmas, and it comes back hale and hardy each yr.
That depends if you want them for winter interest
Grass needs to be cut until the first, hard frost, and that includes ornamentals. Though you wouldn't cut this in summer, it's important to do so in Fall for a healthy crop next year.
Cut back in the fall. If not, it may not come back healthy in the spring