Deadheading roses (removing spent blooms) is a great way to encourage faster repeat flowering. At the same time, it gives the gardener a good chance to clean up and prune the shrub back into shape throughout the season. There are, however, some roses that don't benefit as much (if at all) from deadheading: old garden and species roses that only bloom once anyway so no amount of deadheading will encourage more blooms. In this video I'll show the technique on solitary and cluster-flowering roses, and also discuss some of the roses you might just "skip" when it comes time.

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