Deadheading Roses: A Simple Gardening Tip for Abundant Blooms

Gardening Tips: How to Deadhead Roses for Abundant Blooms British gardener Sophie, known for her budget-friendly gardening tips, recently shared a helpful video demonstrating how to deadhead roses. Deadheading, she explains, is the process of removing spent blooms to encourage new growth and more flowers. "The deadheading is a daily job at the moment," Sophie says in her video, highlighting the importance of consistent care. Sophie's clear instructions show how to remove the stem carrying the spent bloom down to the base or to the first group of five leaves, being careful not to remove any buds about to flower. This simple technique, she explains, helps roses produce more stems and buds, leading to a more abundant display of blooms. Sophie's practical advice and visually engaging video make this a valuable resource for both novice and experienced gardeners.