In the beginning of the month to sow the following biennial flowering of culture: pansies, daisies, forget-me-nots and night violet (hesperis).
Continue and feed annual flowers, long flowering or in late summer, such as asters. From perennials and bulbs need to be dressing blooming in late summer dahlias, gladioli, crocosmia and galtonia.
In the second half of June - mass moth cabbage moths and reproduction of aphids.
Trim after flowering carpet plants, such as aubrieta, Phlox and many others.
Bulbous plants in June to dig (if passed a certain period of time from the moment of their landing 1, 2. 3, and so on). Dry, but not in the sun, and stored.
At the end of the month to start dividing and replanting of garden irises.
To provide a plant support that need them.
This month try less to make phosphate fertilizers.
Multiply green cuttings of roses (from groups: Climbing, Floribunda, Miniature, and ground cover), as well as ornamental shrubs, as barberry, weigela, hibiscus, hydrangea, Dacia, honeysuckle, kerria, currant, spirea, spreagadh and Syringa.
Continue to regularly mow the lawn grass at a height of not less than 5, see
To mow tree circles.
Remove the windfall.
More to explore berries.
On hot days often pour the hot tub plants.
Continue to feed all balcony and tub plants.
Remove faded flowers and inflorescences.
Dig faded in pots or boxes of bulbs (bulbous plants), to dry them and put in storage until planting.
Watering the cacti and succulents.
To plant marigolds and other annuals in place onion or faded perennials.
To shorten the shoots ground cover plants. Cut off faded flowers and inflorescences.
To protect crops from birds.
To finish cleaning asparagus, time to clean up zucchini.
Twice with an interval of 2 weeks to spray apples and pears from scab Bordeaux mixture, chlorosis copper or polyoma.
In the beginning of the month to put on the trunks trapping zone of cardboard with corrugated strip to catch larvae of Codling moth. To view them every 7-10 days and destroy climbed down pests.
From the bushes, gooseberry and currant to shake the litter larvae of sawflies and destroy them. This should be done early in the morning, when the larvae have not yet active. At the same time to shake off the caterpillars or other larvae with other plants, where traces of their activities.
Put the trap in the form of pieces of roofing material, boards or large leaves to catch slugs. They get there on the day and should destroy them, as the night slugs crawl and gnaw the leaves.
At the end of the month following the end of the fruiting and after mowing the leaves on the strawberry processing plant drug " Fitovers" against strawberry weevil and leaf, and against the strawberry mite - drug "Neuron".
In the garden there is an intensive care for plants fertilized, watered, rake and weed from weeds.
Regularly loosened and Spud white & redhead cabbage and cover (bleach) head of cauliflower.
To rhubarb got to the next season of the forces it needs to be fed a complete fertilizer at the rate of 50 g per 1 m2 and water.
Continue to remove side shoots of tomatoes.
Rooted in "mustache" strong outlet strawberries are planted on razvedochnoi seedbed for rearing, and, starting in August in a permanent place.
July active development of many pests and pathogens: cabbage moths, onion and carrot flies. After heavy rains can spread late blight, powdery mildew, bacteriosis.
The peppers and eggplants can receive the aphids, spider mites, whiteflies. And in rainy weather plagued by slugs.
To fight butterfly butterflies on cabbage.
To prevent late blight on potato.
To prevent the spread of spider mites.
Therefore, the main task of the farmer in this period of prophylactic treatment of vegetable plants, better vegetable infusions and decoctions.
Be found in the armor of grey mould on strawberries. Handle them one of the growth stimulator - sodium HUMATE or immunotsitofita until August not to feed.
Catch the Apple and the plum moth. And the cherry fly.
In the second half of June - mass moth cabbage moths and reproduction of aphids.
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