Deadheading roses

Deadheading roses after blooming encourages a second flush of flowers it also tidyies up the plant. The same method applies to Knockout Roses, we show you how.

Your roses are in bloom, but now a few flowers have faded. If you've heard of deadheading roses you may be wondering – how? See our tips and how-tos.

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Here’s how to deadhead roses the right way to get brilliant blooms

Roses are a favoured garden plant for many reasons - their scent, their blooms and the fact that there's a variety for almost every spot in the garden

Learn how to deadhead your roses with our expert guide. Discover the best tools and techniques for removing spent blooms and promoting healthy growth.

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Knockout roses are a relatively low-fuss variety that can make a welcome addition to any yard or garden, but they do require a little seasonal pruning in order to grow healthy and beautiful. Cut back your roses extensively at the beginning...