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Rain Showers Likely, Probability Of Precipitation: 60% Today: Rain Showers Likely
84°F | 62°F
Thunderstorms Likely, Probability Of Precipitation: 70% Tomorrow: Thunderstorms Likely
73°F | 59°F
Partly Cloudy Monday: Partly Cloudy
84°F | 61°F
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All spring we have had to deal with excessive wet, cloudy, damp and cool weather.  No question we needed the water.  Our water tables over the last few years had become dangerously low.  I am glad to see them come back to a more comfortable level.  In the long run, the water we have received this spring will be good for our lawns and gardens.  In the short run the cool, rainy and cloudy days have created some immediate problems.
 

We have customers in the store daily concerning, mold on leaves, spots on leaves, plants rotted off at ground level and other similar problems.  All of these problems are weather related.  While they can be helped on a short term basis, long term the best cure will be some warm and dry days with a slight breeze.  The short term cure is a good fungicide.  A fungicide, however, cannot undo damage that has already occurred. 

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Plant of the Month: Skip Laurel

Skip Laurel (Schipkaensis)

Colors: Green Leaves; No change in Fall Color

Shrub, Woody Plant

Full Shade to Full Sun

This plant tolerates drought and some salt.

 

 

 
Maintenance Tips

Gary's Lawn and Garden Maintenance Tips for Summer

 1.       Mowing frequency should slow due to warmer and dryer weather.

2.       Beds should continue to be weeded and cleaned.  How often depends on amount of water received.

3.       Shrubs and trees need to be checked frequently for insect infestations.  Spray as needed.

4.       Follow good irrigation programs.  Newly planted shrubs and trees should be watered approximately weekly unless soaking rains are received.  Always soak to the bottom of the rootball.  Lawns should be watered to a depth of 4 inches every 7 to 10 days.

5.       I prefer not to prune shrubs between mid July and early October.  If they put out new growth an early hard frost will burn them.

6.   Want to keep your annuals looking good all summer?  There are 3 easy ways.  First, remove blooms as soon as they begin to fade.  Blooms produce seed and this signals the plant the growing season is over.  Second, feed continually either by using a slow release fertilizer such as osmocote or flower-tone or miracle grow every two weeks.  Third, water deeply.  You don’t need to water so often but you need to soak the roots when you water.

 

 

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Scandanavian Granite

NVA Creative Garden Granite of Scandinavia

 Beautiful Fountains, Benches, Birdbaths, and Garden Sculptures all carved from solid pieces of granite.

Made to use either indoors or outdoors.

Easy to install.

Comes in ready to assemlbe kits or individual pieces.

Add beauty and the relaxing sound of water to a sunroom, deck, patio or that secluded outdoor garden.

Come by and take a look or click on the Gary's Photos and Videos  at the top and view our granite items.

 

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