Thursday, 07 June 2012 18:37

Garden Tips for June

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The weather has warmed and the grass is green. The vegetable garden is tilled and planted and you have tucked in your summer color... Time to relax and enjoy a picnic in your own garden! And for those undying garden workaholics - here are a few last chores to address before you head to the beach or the mountains...

  • Prune back or thin any of your Spring blooming perennials, shrubs, or trees that need some size reduction. Remember to remove no more than 25%! Then FEED YOUR SOIL with organic compost to replenish the consumed nutrients.
  • Prune back roses after their 1st flush of bloom and then fertilize to encourage another set of buds.

IN STOCK: Pruning shears and hand saws; "Bu's Blend" and "Get Real" compost; GreenAll Rose Food; Tiger Bloom

  • Double check your irrigation... We are moving into our hotter season with longer days so you want to make sure your plants are hydrated sufficiently for their needs. Especially watch your newly planted or transplanted treasures... It takes 9-12 months for them to develop a deep root system.

IN STOCK: Cloud Cover or Wilt Stop helps prevent your newly planted plants from drying out

  • Blank spots or "holes" in the garden? Come PICK A POT and fill it with bright cheerful summer color!

IN STOCK: terra-cotta pots and lots of bright annuals and perennials

FYI:

*Our next "Garden Grab" - 20% off all plant material - June 15th-17th

*Half off of all our 6 pack veggies... There is still time to plant.

*Add a smile to your garden - Pick out a Shasta Daisy!

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