Deadhead
To remove spent flowers from a plant in order to improve appearance or prevent self-seeding.
Did you know?
Deadheading petunias, roses, and dahlias can extend bloom because the plant keeps producing flowers instead of maturing seeds.
This glossary definition is part of the Purdue Arboretum learning resource database, providing educational information on campus flora, morphology, and botanical terminology.
Deadhead
To remove spent flowers from a plant in order to improve appearance or prevent self-seeding.
Did you know?
Deadheading petunias, roses, and dahlias can extend bloom because the plant keeps producing flowers instead of maturing seeds.
The Purdue Arboretum is a collaboration between the Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture and Administrative Operations