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Our flower beds require plenty of upkeep. Whether you’re working on a , or taking advantage of , constant attention is necessary. That means there’s no end of chores to fill your spare time, ranging from watering and fertilizing the space, to those in containers as well as removing any potential pests, such as .  

But, another such chore which often goes overlooked is deadheading — this is required throughout the growing season. It involves removing the spent flower heads to promote fresh growth. But, as simple as it sounds, there are still mistakes that can be made when it comes to deadheading. If you’re keen to learn what not to do, we’ve listed seven of the most common errors here. 

Applying WD-40 or mineral oil via a cloth to pruning shears will remove any sap or debris. This will ultimately improve the lifespan of this tool. 

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for the job — your plants will receive a clean cut as part of the deadheading process, and you will feel comfortable and confident throughout.

To help you choose, we’ve tested a range of pruning shears, both bypass and anvil, to find those that provide the best comfort, performance and longevity. Couple these with a pair of the , and deadheading will feel much less laborious. If you’re dealing with smaller fragile plants which require precision, a pair of garden snips can be another handy tool, such as these VIVOSUN 6.5 Inch Gardening Scissors ().  

. But, the remains from deadheading are entirely suitable for the compost heap, so reserve your spent flowers for here rather than the trash. But, if you suspect disease, don’t throw these into the compost — it’s likely that it won’t reach a high enough temperature to kill such organisms.  

6. Not making best use of the seeds 

Keep in mind that your plants will self-seed shortly after flowering. Deadheading can remove such seed pods pre-emptively and encourage future blooms. But, you can also collect these seeds should you choose to sow them elsewhere later — or just let them fall where they stand. Considering this, it might be best to deadhead some spent flowers, while leaving other faded flowers intact. 

Additionally, many seeds provide food for local wildlife, which can be helpful where birds, small mammals and bugs are struggling. So deadheading might not always be the answer. Some seed heads can produce an attractive finish to add décor to your yard over the winter too, such as poppies, hydrangeas and alliums.

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Otherwise, deadheading is best performed as soon as you notice the flower is starting to fade. This is indicated by wilting and browning. Get into the routine of regularly checking your garden for spent flowers and deadheading where needed. This will make the process an ongoing one, rather than having to cut away an abundance of spent flowers in one sitting.  

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