When the mums start pushing through the baby's breath...
When your garden gloves start to look like this on their best days...
When your garden gloves start to look like this on their best days...
Once again with a nod to the Country Living Gardening Basics garden guide, here's the to-do list for the care and maintenance of your late summer garden:
Hoe to keep the weeds down
Hoe to keep the weeds down
Lift onions whose tops have dies down
Watch for signs of water stress and water regularly
Summer-prune any fruit trees
Thin fall vegetable seedlings (or plant ones that are hardy late in the season)
Harvest tender herb leaves and plant/transplant into pots those moving indoors
Fertilize tomatoes regularly
Tidy up strawberries after fruiting
Top-dress fruit and vegetables with a fast-acting fertilizer to give them a boost
Remove yellowing leaves and prune non-producing side shoots from tomato plants
Sow fall salad crops
As always, happy gardening!
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