🥀 How to Deadhead a Rose in 60 seconds! With a pair of secateurs, Garden Manager @getplantinghort shows you how to deadhead your roses in just two easy steps. Follow these instructions to ensure your rose bushes are full of beautiful blooms all summer long! Deadheading our ornamental roses throughout the summer months encourages repeat flowering, preventing the rose from producing seeds in the hips and giving it the energy to flower again. 📷 Rosa 'Olivia Rose Austin' and Rosa 'Princess Alexand

What do you do after your roses are done blooming? You deadhead!🌹✂️ Deadheading means removing spent blooms to encourage new growth and more flowers! Here’s how: 👉 Find a faded rose 👉 Follow the stem down to the first set of 5 leaflets 👉 Snip just above that leaf! In less than two weeks, you’ll spot fresh new growth—and soon after, brand new blooms! Deadheading not only keeps your rose bush tidy, but it also encourages more blooms and a healthier plant overall. 🌿✨ | Grace Rose Farm