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June 14th, 2008
Marcus Young from Bloomers in Elgin spices up summer with plants that perform when the thermometer heats up.
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Plant of the Week: Thryallis
Tips of the Week
- Fertilize container plants.
- Keep mulching, including your containers.
- Take care of your new trees and woody ornamentals. Their first year is most critical, so give them a deep soaking when the soil is dry. It's better to do long drinks on an infrequent basis than to top them off with water every few days. You want their roots to sink down deep. Soggy, wet soil in the heat of summer is deadly to plants, but so is dry soil. So as these new plants are getting their roots established, kind of baby them along and get them going.
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Question of the Week
My roses look ratty. What can I do?
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