How I Deadhead Roses! 🥀✂️❤️ // Garden Answer

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[terribianchi]

Thank you. I learned something new today. I knew about cutting at the 5 leafs but didn't know about watching for which direction it was facing. Great tip. Just in time. Dead heading my roses is on my to do list for this week. Love watching your videos. Your a great speaker and speak clear and at a nice speed that I can listen to it all without having to keep replaying it. Thanks again.

[vickieyoung]

I have grown roses for years and when I first started the instructions in all the books about how to cut back and the angles were so confusing....you gave the best and easiest to understand instructions that I have heard...it's so simple and so many people make the explanation for too complicated....this is super for new Rosarians to follow

[oilinmylamp]

I LOVE those purple flowers next to the roses. Such an appealing look together. 💜🌹

[DessyFerdinandus]

Laura, you're like a flower fairy to me ❤ your garden is so beautiful

[bluebirdhomestead]

Perfect timing! I have several new roses bushes that I need to dead head! Thanks!-Cara

[More_Shenanigans]

I absolutely love the wrought iron and stone fence behind you in the beginning of this video. I would love to add a feature like this in my garden. It has so much character.

[teresavicars]

I love watching your garden and your family grow. I have the prettiest flowers and vegetables this year due to all your inspiration and guidance. I find myself searching for the same varieties of plants that you have used . It makes a difference when you know what they will look like from watching your videos. I am enjoying the best gardening year of my life thanks to you and your sweet family.💞

[manuelperalta]

I remember that your first rose deadhead video is what got me into gardening and lead me to pursuing a career in landscaping. Thank you Laura for being an inspiration 💚

[angelwolfe]

This was so helpful. There are two established roses at my new home. I had to cut back one of them in the spring. I couldn’t stand by and look at it all roped up and over grown! It’s doing great. The other one bloomed beautifully. I wasn’t sure what to do. Now I know exactly what to do! Thank you!! 😊

[robinstih]

Laura, that was amazing, thank you! Common sense and I really have these amazing moments of AHA! when someone, such as yourself, comes along and explains something so well that I can't help but to make sense of the obvious 😅. I mean, cut the stem back at a set of 5 leaves (knew that, and doing that) that are growing outward instead of into the center of the plant. 🤔😊🤭 ....and there it is... Aha! Don't hesitate to make videos that you think everyone already knows. Being open to learn different ways to do something you could do in your sleep is just as important as learning something new.

[tracymeakings]

Thank you I’ve just run out and re pruned mine to 5 leaves! 😁

[beatieswanepoel]

Years ago I had 12 rose bushes, and you explained dead heading so clearly, should've known it then. 🌹🐝🇿🇦

[ranchhomeliving]

This is so informative and now I'm not concerned about cutting back the really long canes to help reshape the plants. Thank you so much and I am so glad you enjoyed your holiday weekend with your family. 🙂

[valerieunger]

A pleasure, as always! Those pink roses with the delphiniums are stunning!!

[darksomenight]

Such a pleasure to learn from you. I remember my Grandmother telling me when I was a child, you cut roses on an angle for flower arrangements so they can more easily take up water. It was one of those moments. Sweet.

[elmichoacanoautoplex]

We would love to see your parents garden again we missed last season we don’t want to miss it again this year. Please Laura take us with you touring your parents garden ♥️♥️ I bet all of us wants to see their gardens and please don’t forget about to continue with videos in Spanish please

[OurBarndoFarmhouse]

So helpful! My mother in laws roses need some love and this is the info I needed!🌺

[mfabian-gomez]

Although I don’t have roses, I learned a lot from this one. Thanks Laura

[marybethkroll]

Love that you did this video again, one of my very first garden answer videos 7 years ago was trimming basil and dead heading roses 🌹 love you’re videos so much, I’ve been gardening ever since. I work at a greenhouse now and I feel like it’s all thanks to your inspiration keeping me going ♥️

[sallycapotosto]

Kudos to Ken for the pretty piano music on this video. 💜💜