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If treating for codling moth, respray this week |
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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 |
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Check peach, apricot, cherry, prunes, plums and almonds for borers |
10
Broadcast used coffee grounds thoughtout the garden |
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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 |
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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 |
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Fathers Day - Sharpen and oil his favorite pruning tools |
20
Check irrigation for clogged lines or broken sprinklers |
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Summer Solstice - Plant salvias and verbenas |
22
Brown rot follow up spray occurs 2-3 weeks before harvest |
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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 |
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Apply iron to citrus, azaleas, camellias, hibiscus and gardenias |
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