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Deadheading Grandiflora Roses: Snap, Don't Cut Deep

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Durham, NC: Grandiflora roses with several open blooms and buds on same stem. How to cut? Just snap off dead flower?

Modern Deadheading

Old "cut way down" rule DEBUNKED
Simply snap dead flower off with fingers (or clippers)
Bonus: remove center bud of cluster → better/larger side blooms
Center bud largest, blooms first, dies messy

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