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June

  • Weed

  • After Iberis and Dianthus finish blooming, shear back half way.

  • Cut stalks of Iris to the ground. Let the leaves remain until fall.

  • Pinch back Chrysanthemum and all members of related families. Apply liquid fertilizer.

  • Remove criss-crossed or damaged branches of Malus (Crabapple), Cornus (Dogwood), Prunus (Cherry and Plum), and Pyrus (Pear).

  • Pinch back late summer perennials for height control: Sedum 'Herbstfreude' (can cut back to ½ when about eight inches) Monarda, Aster, Boltonia (by ½). Pinch off tips of Perovskia when twelve inches tall.

  • Cut off any winter-killed tips on Lavendula

  • Cut back Oriental Poppy stems immediately after flowering.

  • Shear the following perennials to the ground after bloom: all floppy Geranium and Nepeta (if you prefer a more tailored garden!)

  • Deadhead Campanula, Platycodon, Hemerocallis, Phlox, Scabiosa, Dicentra.

  • Fertilize Rosa

  • Look for fourlined plant bugs, bagworms and Japanese beetles.

  • Does the garden and its plants look like they need water???



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