Deadheading is the process of removing spent or faded flowers from a plant to encourage further blooming and improve its appearance. By cutting off the dead flowers, plants can focus their energy on producing new blooms rather than developing seeds. Deadheading is commonly performed on annuals and perennials, and it can prolong the blooming period throughout the growing season. It also helps keep the garden looking tidy and vibrant.
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