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"Never-ending blooms by deadheading" A gardener's diligent pruning allows for longer blooms and more flowers. Group 3: Clematis, roses, and crape myrtle Phlox, Chinese chrysanthemums, pansies, violas, carnations, zinnias, and zinnias Buddleja, daylilies, phlox, marigolds, melampodiums Clematis and butterfly needles, among others. For smaller flowers, it's easier to cut off the entire plant at once. For Group 3 clematis, after spring blooming, cut off the entire plant, leaving about 30 cm of the base, and it will grow new vines and bloom. For crape myrtle, after blooming once, cut off about two-thirds of the flowering stems, and they will sprout new branches and bloom again. Source of the captured image used at 10:23 in the video:    • Growing Seeds With a Great Back Story