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Monthly Archives: July 2025

Smart Summer Gardening: July Tips to Keep Your Garden Thriving

Smart Summer Gardening: July Tips to Keep Your Garden Thriving

July is a peak month for growth in Wisconsin gardens, but it also brings unique challenges. With heat, dry spells, sudden downpours, and persistent pests, it’s crucial to stay proactive. Here are practical, easy-to-follow tips to help protect and nurture your garden investment this month. 1. Beat the Heat with Smart Watering 2. Watch for…

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Monitoring and Journaling Your Garden in July

Monitoring and Journaling Your Garden in July

Great gardens don’t happen by accident—they’re the result of observation, adjustment, and care. July is a perfect time to start or strengthen your garden monitoring and journaling habits. 1. Why Monitor Your Garden Weekly? Regular check-ins help you spot early signs of: What to Do: 2. The Power of a Garden Journal Writing things down…

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Fertilizing Your Garden in July

Fertilizing Your Garden in July

Mid-summer is the perfect time to give your plants a nutritional boost. July fertilizing helps maintain strong growth, vibrant blooms, and a bountiful harvest—if done right. 1. Know What to Feed Different plants have different nutrient needs in July: 2. Read the Label Whether using granular or liquid fertilizer, follow label instructions closely to avoid…

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Pruning and Deadheading for a Healthier Garden in July

Pruning and Deadheading for a Healthier Garden in July

July is the time to refresh your garden for a strong second half of the season. Pruning and deadheading not only improve appearance but also encourage new growth, better blooms, and fewer pests. 1. What is Deadheading? Deadheading is the simple act of removing spent flowers. This redirects energy from seed production back into flowering….

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Identifying and Controlling Common Garden Pests in July

Identifying and Controlling Common Garden Pests in July

July’s warm temperatures can invite a host of unwanted guests to your garden. From beetles to slugs, proactive monitoring and treatment can make all the difference in protecting your plants. 1. Japanese Beetles These metallic green beetles are highly destructive, especially to roses, beans, and grape vines. They skeletonize leaves quickly and can defoliate plants….

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