How to Deadhead Your Roses

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Deadheading is a very important part of your rose's health. Heirloom owner Kara Hanna has some tips on how to deadhead your rose!
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29 июн 2024

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@janealt3914 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for the excellent videos. I'm wondering the name of the rose you are pruning and if it's available on your website? It is a beautiful color and shape.

@heirloomroses 5 месяцев назад

Yes! This rose is Sunbelt Savannah.🌹 heirloomroses.com/products/sunbelt-savannah

@JAU-pg9ct Месяц назад

I just planted a grandiflora gold medal rose for my wife. I’m new to this. Your video is great. I just wanted to know if it’s ok to dead head all summer ?

@heirloomroses Месяц назад

Totally! Deadheading will encourage more blooms. Read more here: heirloomroses.com/blogs/how-to-articles/dead-heading

@nancyk8153 2 года назад

Please make one about taking care of roses in the heat of summer. I love all my roses from heirloom roses!!!!!

@heirloomroses 2 года назад

Good question! For the heat, it is essential to keep up with watering. Here is a link to Adrian, our assistant grower, explaining how to tell when your rose needs water in one of his recent thoughtful Thursdays on our Instagram page. instagram.com/reel/CfKRKISjqmZ/?

@nwetyinwin3788 2 года назад

Thanks very much!

@caloldster1474 2 года назад

I thought the thinking today is that it's ok to cut back to 3-leaf steams instead of 5-leaf. Not true? or does it depend on the type of rose? thanks for addressing my question

@heirloomroses 2 года назад

It de[pends on the plant. You can cut at the first healthy three-leaf leaflet if there is no healthy five-leaf leaflet.

@caloldster1474 2 года назад

@@heirloomroses thanks! as the old saying goes, "sometimes the old way is the best way"

@elainesmith662 Год назад

How do I dead head a very young rose? We just planted ours a little over a month ago, and even though they have lots of blooms, the bushes are still small. How far do I dead head them?

@heirloomroses Год назад

Good question! For a young rose, you want to remove the least amount of healthy leaflets so you can remove the spent bloom right above the first healthy leaflet.

@elainesmith662 Год назад

@@heirloomroses Thank you!! I have 9 young rose plants, purchased from you, and I have my fingers crossed that I do everything right to make them grow beautifully!

@sarah9314 2 года назад

Is this the same for climbing roses? I don’t think I see 5 leaf’s together

@karlitobergkamp8082 2 года назад

Prune any flowered shoots back by two thirds on climbers I think.

@heirloomroses 2 года назад

Good question! It is similar, but if you don't have five leaflets, you can go to the first healthy three leaflets and prune the spent bloom off right above it. I hope this helps!

@susiemartin674 Год назад

Does it matter if it is a newly planted rose?

@heirloomroses Год назад

You can still deadhead a newly planted rose. If there are no five-leaf leaflets because it is a young plant, you can cut it to a three-leaf leaflet. I do recommend you cut at an angle to keep the water off that exposed part of the plant.