From the McDonald Garden Center Blog
When summer temperatures rise, your garden can feel the heat, literally. But don’t worry! With a few smart watering strategies, you can protect your landscape, conserve water, and keep your plants thriving. Regardless if you’re new to gardening or just need a seasonal refresher, we’ve gathered our top watering tips for hot weather to help your garden survive (and thrive!) during a heatwave.
Gardening is definitely the best hobby out there, but when the weather gets hotter and hotter, it gets harder to tend to the garden and keep your plants thriving. Without proper hydration, plants can get leggy, flowers can fade, and your garden can lose that charm that you love about it. But fear not! With a few smart strategies and products, you can ensure your garden remains happy even in the summer heat. Here are some of our best ways to keep your garden watered all season long.
Summer is here, and so is the scorching sun! While you might be planning beach trips and ice cream indulgences, spare a thought for your leafy companions that bear the brunt of the summer heat. Just like us, plants need a little extra care during this season to stay healthy and vibrant. So, grab your watering can, put on your gardening hat, and let's dive into some essential tips for summer plant care.
During the hottest times of the year, it is sometimes difficult to keep your garden happy and healthy. Extra high temperatures can cause stress on your plants, which can lead to other problems, like pests and disease. To avoid these issues, your plants just need a little more TLC in the summer, and we are here to help make that happen. 5. Keep an Eye Out for Pests and Disease
Summertime is the highlight of the year for bursting blooms and new growth in your garden. During these especially hot months, watering becomes the most essential element to keeping your plants happy and healthy. No matter what plant you have, they will need water, and knowing how much and at what frequency to water will make sure you are not over or under watering your plants. The following are some of our top 10 tips for watering your outdoor and indoor plants this summer.
