Summer Tips For Your Graden
Summer Tips For Your Garden
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1) Watering is essential in the mid-late summer when the weather is dry and hot, so you have to ensure your plants get the necessary daily quantity of water to survive the season. Please pay attention to the amount of water to avoid overwatering. If you want extra help, an Irrigation system may be a good idea; our partner company Gardenin’ Angels, can help you with Irrigation installation.
2) Deadhead and prune are always a good idea! When you remove the spent blooms of your plants, you allow them to rebloom, get more flowers, and grow, making your garden beautiful. This step is crucial if you are Pruning perennials for Pollinators because more blooms equal more pollen and nectar.
3) Pay attention to the Weeds, don’t let them take over your garden. If you want to protect your garden from excessive weed growth, you may need to add mulch to the garden.
4) Add mulch! Mulch is important not just to control weed but to protect your soil from high temperatures and keep it moist. Don’t forget: We sell landscaping supplies, including mulch (Pine bark, Hemlock, Black, and Red Cedar), and we provide same-day delivery.
5) Look at pests and diseases in your yard. As Weeds, pests are harmful to your plants. Black spots, rust, and powdery mildew are a few midsummer common problems. We hope this blog helps you with your garden; now, enjoy the summer!!
Annuals And Perennials
What is the difference between annual and perennial plants?
Today in this blog we are going to discuss the difference between growing annual plants versus growing perennial plants.
Annual Plants:
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Sunpatients, geraniums, and petunias are examples of annual plants in our garden, the angels' garden; please call to check the availability. They are the perfect choice if you're looking for a one-season growing plant because they die in cold weather. Annuals can be vibrant and tropical; usually, their blooms last more than perennials. They are a good option for those who don't want a long-term commitment; they allow you to change your garden color yearly.
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Perennial Plants:
Perennial plants cost more money than annual plants, but they are an investment because you will pay for them once and enjoy them for years. They are the perfect choice if you're looking for a plant that lasts three years or more. They die in cold weather but return the following year. Hydrangeas, Daylilies, Hostas, Shasta Daisies, Coneflowers, Phlox paniculate, and Ornamental onion are just a few examples of popular perennials found in our garden, the angels' garden; please call to check the availability.
t them take over your garden. If you want to protect your garden from excessive weed growth, you may need to add mulch to the garden.
SO... WHAT SHOULD I GROW?
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Gladly you do not need to choose one or the other to put in your garden; you can mix annual and perennial plants. Mixing them in your beds and containers will make your garden unique, vibrant, and gorgeous.
If you want to transform your garden but do not know where to start, call us today and let us help you.