Maintenance Tips

• Naturally adapted to wet conditions; ensure the planting area remains consistently moist or partially submerged.
• Cut back in late fall or early spring to manage growth and remove old foliage.
• Prefers wet, fertile soils but can tolerate varying water levels and soil types, including clay.
• Mulching is typically not required due to its aquatic environment, but can be mulched lightly to improve soil quality and support younger plants in less saturated areas.
• Check for and manage any signs of disease or pests, though it is generally hardy and low-maintenance in suitable wetland conditions.