The second week of July should give you cause to pause as you evaluate what plants need feeding and weeding and what plants are doing well on their own.
This is your last chance to fertilize roses because you don’t want to feed them too late in the summer. Midsummer is the time of year when harvesting home-grown cut flowers makes all of that weeding and pleading worth the work.
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Prolong beauty of cut flowers - Living - The Olympian - Olympia, Washington
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