Deadheading Your Plants

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What is deadheading and what does it do?

Dead-heading is the process of removing individual flowers or flower clusters after the blooms are spent, faded, or drooping. Removing them before they begin to seed will encourage the plant to produce more flowers. Check out our segment below. If you wish your perennials to re-seed, discontinue dead-heading and allow seeds to ripe in fall. Continue dead-heading annuals up until frost.

Deadheading your perennials

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