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How to Deadhead Flowers for a Longer Bloom

Deadhead flowers in your garden for a longer bloom season and to keep plants looking neat and tidy. Deadheading is the
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They may sound like characters from a Charles Dickens novel, but in reality they are four methods of pruning. Each
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This 11 x17 poster is from Sergeant Deadhead (1965)
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Deadheading is the removal of old or spent flowers so the plant has a chance to redirect its energy to the plant
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Deadheading marigolds and other annuals provides several benefits. Regular deadheading keeps your marigolds in flower
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Deadheading roses removes unsightly spent blooms and prevents the rose bush from putting forth seeds, which encourages
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Are your drooping peony flowers making your garden look tired? Peony care isn't difficult. You can grow peonies just
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A flowering plant's goal is to set seed. If you repeatedly deadhead - trim off the spent flowers - the plant goes into
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Deadheading- removing fading blooms- keeps your garden looking tidy, and it encourages many flowers to continue
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Best grown in rich, humusy, consistently moist soils in part shade. Leaf margins may brown if soils are allowed to dry
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