Welcome, summer! It’s getting pretty darn hot out already, and it is not uncommon for plants to slow production when temperatures get over 95° F.
Wondering what kind of garden chores you can do this time of year? Find out what chores we recommend doing this month:
- Monitor rainfall and water accordingly.
- Replenish mulch, as needed.
- Fertilize plants, as needed. If you have questions about feeding your plants, reach out to your county extension agent.
- Harvest vegetables as they come in.
- Scout for pests. For questions or concerns, reach out to your county extension agent.
- Plant pumpkins for Jack-O-Lanterns in the fall.
- Plan your fall garden.
- Pinch back flowers on your herbs to prevent them from going to seed.
- Dig up and divide irises, if you have not done so already.
Find all the details and get some great advice in the July Garden Guide.
Contact your agent for advice that’s specific to Carroll County, Arkansas.