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gardening dos & don'ts
Are you growing a cut flower garden this summer? Follow along as I share 8 tips for keeping your garden thriving throughout the season.
Plan your cut flower garden carefully. Consider factors like sunlight, soil quality, and water availability to ensure optimal growing conditions for your blooms.
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Amend soil with organic matter, remove weeds, and ensure good drainage to provide a healthy foundation for your cut flower plants.
Choose varieties with long stems, sturdy structure, and prolonged vase life for beautiful and long-lasting flower arrangements.
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Plant new seeds or transplants regularly to ensure a continuous supply of fresh blooms throughout the growing season.
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Water your cut flower garden consistently. Deeply water the plants at their root zone to promote healthy growth and prevent water stress.
Give your plants room to grow. Avoid overcrowding, which can lead to poor air circulation, increased disease susceptibility, and stunted growth.
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Regularly monitor your garden, encourage beneficial insects, and use organic pest control methods.
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Maintain your cut flower garden diligently. Deadhead spent blooms, remove weeds, provide support for tall plants, and fertilize as needed for optimal growth.
Follow these tips to keep your cut flower garden healthy and beautiful this summer. For more on cut flower garden dos and don'ts, visit the blog.
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