Deadheading Made Simple: Grow More Blooms With Less Effort
What to Cut, When to Cut It, and Why This Small Task Makes a Big Difference
Let’s talk about a simple habit that makes a big difference in the garden—deadheading.
It’s not glamorous, and I’ll be honest—it’s not my favorite task. But it is one of the best ways to keep annuals and re-blooming perennials looking their best, especially as summer sets in. A quick snip here and there can result in weeks of extra color.
In fact, once you get in the habit, it becomes second nature—a quiet, repetitive rhythm that gives back tenfold.
Why Deadhead?
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