Deadheading is the process of removing spent flowers (or dead flowers) on your plant. It’s quite easy to do! Follow the stem of the spent flower to the highest set of five leaves and cut diagonally just above the leaf node. This will encourage new growth and future blooms.
Not every rose needs to be deadheaded. Most Proven Winners roses, including At Last and the Oso Easy series, are self-cleaning and do not require deadheading for rebloom. That’s what makes them so easy to care for! You can still tidy them up if you’d like by removing the flowers as noted above.