🌹 Rose Deadheading Tips 🌹💕 SAVE this reel for future reference 💕🪴 I love my roses so much so that I wish I had more garden to make a whole rose garden 🪴 that would be the ultimate dream 🙌🏻 below 👇🏻 is how I dead head my roses to keep them blooming all summer long till the first frosts hit 💕🌹 Give the flower heads a little booty slap 😂 - I always tap the back of the flower head, If a petal drops/comes loose it’s time to cut! (It’s always better to catch the flower heads early, before

Let’s dive into the wonderful world of lavender! Pruning Lavender: A Two-Step Process * When it comes to pruning hardy lavender varieties, it's best to follow a two-step process. * Start by pruning in early spring or late winter to remove any dieback and create a tidy, compact shape. Aim for a nice "muffin" shape by cutting the lavender back. * The second pruning session takes place after blooming. Even if your lavender blooms early, don't worry! Look for new growth and cut the plants back by ab