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August Gardening Tips for Southeastern Wisconsin
August in Southeastern Wisconsin brings hot, humid days and warm nights—perfect for lush growth, but also demanding extra care in the garden. As the peak of summer shifts toward early fall, your beds and borders need attention to stay healthy, productive, and...
September Garden Tips for Cedarburg, WI: Preparing Your Garden for Fall
August is an ideal time to separate perennials like Hostas, Irises, and Daylilies in your Cedarburg garden. Carefully dig up the plants, ensuring you don’t damage the root ball. Use a small knife or spade to separate them and replant in different areas. Additionally, tackle those weeds! Perennial weeds can produce thousands of seeds that may hinder next season’s growth and are tough to eliminate.
Wisconsin Gardener’s Tips for August 2024
August is an ideal time to separate perennials like Hostas, Irises, and Daylilies in your Cedarburg garden. Carefully dig up the plants, ensuring you don’t damage the root ball. Use a small knife or spade to separate them and replant in different areas. Additionally, tackle those weeds! Perennial weeds can produce thousands of seeds that may hinder next season’s growth and are tough to eliminate.
Wisconsin Gardener’s Tips for July 2024
As summer reaches its peak, it's time to give your garden some extra care to ensure it thrives in the heat. Here are some essential tips for July: Perennials Deep watering once a week is crucial to help perennials cope with drought conditions. This practice encourages...
Wisconsin Gardener’s Tips for June 2024
Perennials June is an excellent time to rejuvenate your perennial garden. Start by dividing and replanting perennials like Hostas and Daylilies, which can become overcrowded over time. This not only helps to promote healthier growth and more abundant blooms but also...
Wisconsin Gardener’s Tips for May 2024
Perennials Start this month by dividing overgrown perennials; this not only helps manage their size and shape but also invigorates the plants, encouraging more robust growth. After division, enrich the soil around both new and existing perennials by adding a healthy...
Wisconsin Gardener’s Tips for April 2024
Perennials As the remnants of winter fade and the earth reawakens, early-blooming perennials begin their journey through the last season’s mulch towards the sun’s nurturing warmth. Assist these pioneers by gently clearing the mulch aside, enabling their stems to reach...