Watering -
Easier said than done, but watering needs to be a feeling and or understanding of what
the plant needs. Pay attention to
weather conditions. If you are
sweating….you’re plants are too.
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Mulch
helps retain moisture in planting beds, regulates soil temperatures throughout
the season, and suppresses weeds. And
obviously is environmentally friendly as it is biodegradable product.
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Hold
off on pruning those spring flowering shrubs that bloom on last year’s growth
such as Lilac, Forsythia, Flowing Quince, Magnoia, Azalea, Mock Orange, Weigela,
etc. These should all be pruned after
they finish blooming, usually in late spring or early summer.
Hold
off on pruning those spring flowering shrubs that bloom on last year’s growth
such as Lilac, Forsythia, Flowing Quince, Magnolia, Azalea, Mock Orange, Weigela,
etc. These should all be pruned after
they finish blooming, usually in late spring or early summer.
Cut
perennials as early as possible so new growth is not inhibited. This is especially important for your
ornamental grasses.
Use
a light tarp or bed sheet to cover your tender early season plants from the
frost. Pay close attention to the frost
warnings in the weather forecast.