Keep your roses looking their best and promote new blooms by regularly deadheading them. There are two stages to deadheading, the first is simply removing singular spent blooms. Stage two is removing a cluster of finished blooms together, which we will demonstrate in a second video in the coming weeks. | David Austin Roses

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3.6K views · 49 reactions | Horticulturist Grace Johnson shares two easy methods for deadheading with PlantSelect perennials at Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms. Head to the plant select YouTube channel for the full video. | Denver Botanic Gardens | Facebook

Perennials live year to year but can benefit from some maintenance. After a perennial goes through its bloom cycle, some are done for the year, and others can continue to grow and bloom. All perennials benefit from deadheading their spent blooms, giving the plant the ability to put energy into root and plant growth! Peonies bloom once a year. After they have bloomed, the spent bud creates a seed head. Instead of the plant putting energy into creating the seed head, prune them back to promote bet