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June 2013
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            01

If treating for codling moth, respray this week

02

Prune shrubs which have finished blooming

03

When bees are a buzzing, do not use any insecticides

04

Low calcium and irregular watering causes tomato blossom end rot

05

Water tomatoes deeply to avoid blossom end rot

06

At 12 inches of growth on grapes, retreat for powdery mildew

07

It is time to stalk dahlias, gladiolus, delphiniums and cannas

08

Scale is in its crawling stage. Treat with horticultural oil

09

Check peach, apricot, cherry, prunes, plums and almonds for borers

10

Broadcast used coffee grounds thoughtout the garden

11

Check begonias, crape myrtle, and zinnia for powdery mildew

12

Brown rot follow up spray 2-3 weeks before harvest on apricots

13

Sharp mower blades decrease disease

14

Flag Day - Divide bearded iris and remove old flower stalks

15

Apply Tangelfoot for ants and insecticidal soap for aphids on trees

16

Grape foliage should be thinned to increase air circulation

17

If snapdragons have rust, cut them back to the base

18

Remove suckers and spent blooms from roses

19

Fathers Day - Sharpen and oil his favorite pruning tools

20

Check irrigation for clogged lines or broken sprinklers

21

Summer Solstice - Plant salvias and verbenas

22

Brown rot follow up spray occurs 2-3 weeks before harvest

23

Deep water established trees and shrubs

24

Check holly for scale, insects, and sooty mold fungus

25

If geraniums are not blooming, cut back, fertilize and water

26

Prune berry vines which bore fruit this year

27

New berry canes produce next years crop

28

Pinch back chrysanthemums and fuchsias to promote growth

29

Feed citrus and avocados

30

Apply iron to citrus, azaleas, camellias, hibiscus and gardenias

           

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