By Kathy Schwartz, Murray County Master Gardener Annual flowers usually bloom heavily, so fertilize every 2-4 weeks with a water soluble fertilizer.
A key strategy in preventing plant disease problems is to purchase healthy transplants. Be a smart and selective consumer.
Cut back perennials for renewed growth now.
Plant trees in locations that have enough space to grow to their mature size and natural form. Look up-and-down to avoid planting under overhead wires, drain lines, or too close to structures that may interfere with branch and root growth.
Plant summer bulbs now.
Information provided by the University of Minnesota Extension Service.
