Garden Tips : How to Deadhead Petunia Flowers

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Deadheading patunia flowers is something you'll have to do before you run out of summer. Learn how to deadhead petunia flowers with help from a certified horticulturist in this free video clip. Expert: Donna Emery Contact: www.glovernursery.com Bio: Donna Emery has been a certified horticulturist for 20 years, has a two year degree in landscape design, and is a Utah-certified nursery professional. Filmmaker: Michael Burton Series Description: Planting a garden is hardly a passive investment to the aesthetic qualities of your home. Get garden tips and learn about planting and maintenance with help from a certified horticulturist in this free video series.

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So close up of your face wasn't helpful. Why not a close up when your actually cutting.

Wonderful video! Straight to the point!

Good lord, who is on the camera. It would have been nice to see what you were doing.

Thank you so much

Thanks for posting. I bought a mixed planter that has a petunia as part of it and it loooks a bit ragged, I wasn't sure if I was only suppose to pull the petals out or snap the whole bloom. After watching your video (today is July 1st), I'm going to take your advice and give it a good cutting back.

The most helpful tip I haven't gotten this season. You got a gasp out of me when I saw you cut away...but of course your right. I am always a chicken and cut the least amount possible. Sort of like a chef afraid to use spices. I bow to your gourmet chef to my line cook. lol Thanks for the tip. subscribing now....

Thank you for sharing.

Thank you. This video was a big help to me.

My petunias won't bloom, what could I do?

this was a terrible video we need a close up of whats shes doing

.....Why the fuck am I watching this?

Cute

What is she doing out of the kitchen?

Posting these in the winter is useful, because it gives gardeners time to plan their garden and space out the planting in the spring, according to when each plant needs to be planted, after the first frost, right before, etc. Posting these in the spring/summer, when most plants would have to be planted already wouldn't really do anyone much good. And there are different climates in the world, where some are hotter than others all year round.

can you guys make a vid about how to store dahlia tubers? :D

Could not see what you were doing, the plant was too far away and your fingers were in the way, Have close point with your snipper and show where you mean. Thank you.

Gardening tips in the winter, If I was in Australia these might be useful.

why are you just starting to pst all these videos, when its cold af outside in most places

looo