Deadheading Annuals Part 2

[@beverlyburlington6078]

Thanks for SHOWING me how to deadhead Verbena. Other places only talked about it...all talk, no action! Thank You!

[@michaelgray1123]

a very informative and useful video. I like your visual demonstration. GREAT JOB!!!!

[@Theoneandonly38dd]

THANK YOU so much for a very close-up and thorough job explaining AND showing us how. You don't know how many videos I've viewed that just TALKS about doing it... not showing! Again, many thanks!

[@vickigower8125]

thanks! Very helpful and to the point without a lot of extra talk I have to wait through. Great explanation and examples shown. You have no idea how refreshing it is to learn something useful in a short period of time :)

[@nlahunter]

Great video! Explained so much and easy to understand.

[@LaurinaDream]

Thank you!!! I purchased verbena for the first time recently and before watching this, I think I may have pinched off some new blooms. I think I'm getting the hang of it...::))

[@patriciafriedman3260]

This is the best I have seen on deadheading annuals!

[@shyllikhan4489]

Thank you Judie for sharing this

[@mubarakshaikh6216]

Thank u so much fr providing such wealthy information ! Coleus is simply awesome ! Thanks !

[@debk5325]

I found this very useful. I know this is an old video but I hope you are still making videos.

[@dominiquescalia104]

Thank you for clearing up the proper way to dead head. I always take the flower with part of the stem, but not as far back as you showed.

[@francesstevenson5060]

Thank you! Clear, practical advice, I’m on it!

[@sandygardner8527]

Great show!

[@wolfsangeleyes]

Great show and tell. I hope my plants will look as good as yours.

[@mariaemiliafelton4825]

Muchas gracias!

[@andiehope]

great info, I and II...the instructor was great, easy to understand and I learned so much! Thank you!

[@ShellyLMSW]

This was great. Thanks so much. Can you show how to deadhead snapdragons please?

[@sajidhussain-hw3yd]

How many pansy flower plant can be grown in a 8 in pot ?

[@noel888]

Wow...what a drag....if u remove what still looks good and the replacement comes in, how soon do u have to deadhead the replacements? Its time consuming for sure.

[@TheCocker15]

Thank you very informative. Didn't know when or how to deadhead exactly.

[@rajashreeanand]

I have the Verbena upright variety (atleast it doesnt look trailing yet) in small containers. How do I prune/deadhead them?

[@rosygonzalez6433]

I would like to know how to dead head malva zebrina. Can you please help?

[@terrialdrich9477]

Thank you!! How about Freesia?

[@SaturnCrashing]

Where is the base of the stem, exactly? Thank you. Couldnt exactly see where she was cutting off the stem.

[@Ururowndoc]

Maria Bello same I want to know

[@Caanfloral]

Just follow the stem with the dead bloom down to where it meets the main stem, pinch or snap off there.

[@SaturnCrashing]

THANKS!!!

[@vmtrevino2]

can you do a video on pruning zinnias?

[@gaukaranbansod9530]

Very nice

[@reneesimmons4817]

Very helpful!!!! Thanks!!

[@SamCole]

I just planted the same breed of verbena and they are getting leggy. Is that normal? I want more of them compact. Planted them in full sun. Thanks.

[@Caanfloral]

Sam, this is normal as that is part of their trailing growing habit. If you don't like this, you can just pinch them off, or 'dead head' as shown in the video.

[@yocomment4707]

Do pansys have seeds in the dead flower I could save?

[@grahamthomas6283]

Yes when the flower gone the seed pod will go BROWN only then take it out the seeds in brown bag sow in march 👍

[@joc0553]

Thank you!

[@Herintruththelies]

The stuff of deadheading can be understood without the magical invocations about 'mother nature's energies' but it was a good video despite it.

[@Nhoj31neirbo47]

Ok

[@ArchiesOrchids]

geese she likes "mother nature"

[@SuperWoodyboy]

DAMN i sure wouldn't want her as an employee...she just destroyed the product....like a bull in a china shop!