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     • You should cut back your bee balm when it is late fall in preparation for winter. This also keeps the plant from mildew growth as the winter begins. It also helps to keep the plant fresh and luxurious. Before winter starts, cut back the bee balms to about 1.5 inches in height. This removes the old stem and foliage, allowing new ones to grow.
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     When To Cut Back Bee Balm? [All You Need To Know]

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   Before winter starts, cut back the bee balms to about 1.5 inches in height. This removes the old stem and foliage, allowing new ones to grow. It is like a plant renewal system that renews the foliage and stems as the season changes.

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   When should you cut back bee balm?

   • Bee balm spread very easily from season to season. As a general rule, cut the plant back after the first frost in the fall. Waiting until fall will allow the plant to drop it’s seeds for the next growing season. If you do not want the plant to spread as much, then cut some of the plant back prior to fall.

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   When should I prune a bee balm plant?

   • After the first hard frost, usually anywhere from mid October to December, you will want to prune the plant to the ground. Be sure that the plant has died back before you prune it. Cut the bee balm down to the soil surface. Lay down a one inch layer of mulch (mid-autumn) around the roots.

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   Will bee balm come back?

   • Bee balm can die down completely to the ground during the cold season, but it will come back in the spring. After the first hard frost, usually anywhere from mid October to December, you will want to prune the plant to the ground. Be sure that the plant has died back before you prune it. Cut the bee balm down to the soil surface.

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   Can you plant bee balm in the fall?

   • Bee balms can be planted in the fall or spring. If planting in the fall, it is best to trim the bee balm down to a couple of inches in height. This encourages the plant to focus its energy on root development so it can survive the winter. Bee balm is a fast spreader, and under the right conditions it can take over a garden.

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   Jan 15, 2021 · Cutting Back Bee Balm For Winter. Bee balm spread very easily from season to season. As a general rule, cut the plant back after the first frost in the fall. Waiting until fall will allow the plant to drop it’s seeds for the next growing season.

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   Aug 16, 2023 · Cutting Back: In areas with harsh winters, cut back bee balm stems to a few inches above the soil after the first frost to prepare for dormancy. Division: Fall is an excellent time to divide overcrowded bee balm clumps, ensuring healthier growth in the coming season.

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   Aug 1, 2024 · Before winter arrives, I cut the bee balm down to about 1.5 inches. This prepares the plant for dormancy and ensures it comes back strong the next season. Pro Tip ️

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   Knowing the right time to cut back your bee balm is essential for its health and vitality. Here’s a season-by-season breakdown: 1. Spring (Early to Mid-Spring) Early to mid-spring is the ideal time to cut back bee balm if you’re looking to promote healthy growth and encourage more robust flowering. Here’s why:

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   Apr 25, 2023 · Learn how to cut back bee balm with this easy step-by-step guide. Find out when to prune bee balm and how to tell when it needs trimming. Get tips on the best tools to use when cutting back bee balm, as well as advice on how to properly care for the plant after pruning.

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   Nov 4, 2021 · Light, yearly pruning can be done if you wish to keep this plant bushy. Simply pinch off the tips of the stems in the spring. Cut the bee balm down to a few inches in the fall to promote new growth in the spring.