Do you cut down Japanese Forest Grass in the fall?
japanese forest grass is slow growing and low maintenance. Simply remove dead leaves in the late fall or spring. They prefer moist soil conditions and shade or part shade; leaves can burn if in full sun. Once established, all-gold japanese forest grass is somewhat tolerant of brief periods of drought but still performs best in evenly moist soil. To maintain the desired moisture level, provide about 1 inch of water per week, either through rainfall or supplemental irrigation.