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As a total rule never remove green leaves from any plant, growing from
underground, that you wish to retain and flower again.

It is highly unlikely that the older leaves are from any of the bulbs or
crocuses making new growth.
Best Wishes.
"Charles "Stretch" Ledford" wrote in
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Greetings, all...

We have a lot of green foliage that never died back over the winter,
mostly from bulbs. We're just getting some new sprouts/blooms on
crocuses, etc., and I'm wondering if I can cut back the foliage from the
old plants in order to make the new blooms stand out, and to just
basically clean up the garden.

Thanks for your advice!

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Charles "Stretch" Ledford
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