🌹 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

Want to grow lavender in containers? Here’s how I do it: Use a large pot with good drainage and fill it with a well-draining mix—lavender hates soggy roots. Keep the container in full sun and water deeply but infrequently. During summer dormancy, don't overwater. Growing in containers gives you more control over soil and placement, especially in hot climates like mine. You can even move pots to a protected spot during extreme heat or cold. Want my full lavender growing guide—including my favorit