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Spent Blooms
Spent Blooms

Daily routine maintenance is a prerequisite for a successful garden. No matter what type of garden you have, you must perform soil enhancements, weed removal and floral deadheading.  By removing spent flowers and foliage you can increase the blooms and prolong the lifespan of most plants. Blooming flowers ranging from marigolds to daisies will benefit from this procedure. Some blooms will produce seeds when fully dried and can be added to your collections for seasons to come.  Cheers

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