Deadhead early Spring Flowers
Early spring flowers like pansies and primroses should be deadheaded as soon as their blossoms fade.
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Dahlias: Deadhead Regularly
Do you grow dahlias? They should be deadheaded to prolong the display colour! On growing dahlias:
http://j.mp/NP8pDo
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Deadhead Flowering Plants
Continue to deadhead flowering plants: it will encourage more flowers! Thoughts on deadheading:
http://j.mp/NGQm1D
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Flowers: Deadhead Regularly
Deadhead flower borders regularly: but not all flowers benefit from deadheading! On deadheading:
http://j.mp/NTLJ2D
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Oriental Poppies
Deadhead Oriental poppies after flowering unless you want them to set seed! About Oriental poppies:
http://j.mp/NqVzVg
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Deadhead Roses
Roses should be deadheaded unless they produce attractive rose hips! An ode to roses:
http://j.mp/NX8mTy
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Blooming Daylilies
Many daylilies begin to bloom now:
http://j.mp/KW5FBm
– Deadheading is not necessary, but will improve the appearance!
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Deadhead Azaleas
Blooming azaleas should be deadheaded regularly! Delay pruning until they have finished flowering:
http://j.mp/Hu97CQ
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Narcissi Cultivars
Faded daffodils should be deadheaded! What do you know about narcissi cultivars? Some infos:
http://j.mp/H2QzbH
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Deadhead Plants and Hanging Baskets
Continue to deadhead plants and hanging baskets to prolong the display! About deadheading:
http://bit.ly/qtU5Oe
