How to dead head Roses for beginners. This guide will help you dead head roses to ensure a consistent number of gorgeous roses throughout the growing season. Pruning by dead heading helps promote masses of gorgeous flowers and is really easy!
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Guess what, I dead headed mine yesterday and now I will go out and do it properly 😅
Great help, thank you Lee and Barrie. My roses are still blooming for now although less of them. I realise now though that I should be waiting until I have secateurs and cutting properly further down rather than nipping off heads with my fingers when strolling in garden. Lesson learned 😄. Thanks again xx
Thanks for the guide. Beautiful verbena bonariensis in the opening shot!
Thanks Lee . The border looks great 🐱 X
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I am always concerned about put anything from roses ( even just spent flowers) into the compost bin or on the soil in case it has any disease. Am I over reacting?