Deadheading
Deadheading refers to removing spent blooms on flowers, or flowering shrubs, to encourage the plant to rebloom. Typically, once a flower begins to fade and die, the plant then directs energy into forming seeds. Deadheading stops that process and improves the overall appearance of the plant by redirecting energy into creating new blooms.
Deadheading Flowers: How to Enjoy Flowers Longer
What is Deadheading? Deadheading flowers simply refers to removing old blooms before the plant begins producing seeds. Deadheading...
Deadheading Hydrangeas: Do You Cut Off Dead Hydrangeas?
At some point, everyone who has a hydrangea in their yard starts wondering about those dying blooms. Huge...
