A gardener's wormwood thrived then got grey and dried at bottom. Cut it back. Asks if correct.
Older wormwood naturally loses lower leaves. Cut back dead stems. New growth emerges from base.
It's a tough, aromatic perennial. Light trim keeps it tidy.
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