Deadheading To Keep Your Garden Healthy

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September 1, 2011 10:27 AM
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A process known as deadheading is necessary to keep your flower garden fresh and healthy. (Credit: CBS)

GLENCOE, Ill. (CBS) — Deadheading.

In this case, it has nothing to do with Jerry Garcia. Rather, it’s what you have to do in the garden if you want your plants to grow.

As CBS 2’s Megan Glaros explains, you always want your plants to look bright and healthy, but sometimes they look a bit brown, and that’s when it’s time to deadhead.

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