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Here
is what you can be doing now to keep your garden in tip-top shape
for week #23: June 4 to June 10, 2008.
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Wednesday,
June 4, 2008
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Day 156/210 Days Remaining |
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For summer and fall color, plant perennials such as obedient plant,
lantana, plumbago, coneflower, and coreopsis.

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Thursday,
June 5, 2008
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Day 157/209 Days Remaining |
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Deeply soak shade trees once a week during extended dry weather periods.

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Friday,
June 6, 2008
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Day 158/208 Days Remaining |
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Mulch is great BUT too much mulch around the home foundation is NOT!
When mulching plants near a home's slab foundation, keep mulch at least 3
inches (preferably 6 inches)
below the height of the slab to reduce problems with termites.

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Saturday,
June
7, 2008
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Day 159/207 Days Remaining |
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For an organic fertilizer, try feeding blooming plants with fish emulsion
and seaweed extract twice a month.
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Sunday,
June 8, 2008
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Day 160/206 Days Remaining |
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Lightly fertilize lawns if needed to keep grass a green color. Use 15-5-10
with a slow-release form of nitrogen.
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Monday,
June 9, 2008
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Day 161/205 Days Remaining |
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Pinch off the top of your tomato plant and root it, or plant tomato seeds
in a cool place to prepare for a fall tomato garden.

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Tuesday,
June 10, 2008
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Day 162/204 Days Remaining |
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Be sure to bring the garden indoors with cuttings. Look around for
unconventional containers to use as their vase.

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Why
are my roses more fragrant
at
certain times?
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Check here
for our local five day forecast, times for sunrise and sunset,
and current Doppler radar.
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And just
for good measure, check out the predictions at www.farmersalmanac.com
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