Most people do this wrong. The right way to deadhead roses to triple your blooms

Faster reblooming

More flower clusters

Stronger, healthier stems

A garden full of lush, repeat blooms that last until the first frost

🌹 Final Thoughts

Deadheading roses may seem like a minor task, but when done right, it can dramatically increase flower production and improve plant health. Most people snip too high or too soon, missing the growth point that really matters. By cutting back to the first five-leaflet node and staying consistent, you’ll encourage fuller flushes of blooms, longer-lasting roses, and a garden that truly thrives.

So grab your pruners, get in close, and start deadheading the smart way—your roses will thank you with a show-stopping season of color.