Early Summer
These ensemble editions of our What's Up! and
Grow newsletters were written for Early Summer. They
address what people see in Early Summer as well as what you can be
doing then to have a more beautiful, productive, easy-care
garden.
- It's Early Summer all over North America from Mid-June to
Mid-July
What's Coming Up 46, 47, and 48: Not here yet! Working
on it.
See our CD
Potting Up Perennials
What's Coming Up 49: Potted flowers,
girdling root, deadheading, fertilizing
What's Coming Up 98, 99, 100: Not here yet! Working on
it.
See our CD
Potting Up Perennials
What's
Coming Up 101: Hardy cranesbill, pale beans, mulch,
woodland walk
What's Coming Up 102: dormant lawn, lilies, oakleaf
hydrangea, weevils
What's Coming Up 149: June, Groundhogs, watering time,
planning a garden
What's Coming
Up 150: July, Weeds, vegetables
What's Coming Up 184: Prune lilacs, falsecypress, roses,
annuals; also water, squash bugs and tour NYC
Growing
Concerns 311: July, Boiling weeds, bottle watering, spruce
mite
Growing
Concerns 472: July, Consider trees drawbacks, native plant
sources
Growing
Concerns 521: June, Japanese beetles, beetle bags
Growing
Concerns 522: June, Fertilizer math, starting a new
bed
Growing
Concerns 523: July, Dividing poppies, Viburnum bushes
Growing Concerns 524: July, Storm damage, over crowded
ground cover, Iris
Growing Concerns
572: June, Peony problem solving
Growing Concerns
573: July, Demand more of your plants
Growing
Concerns 574: July, Finding scents in flowers and
weeds
Growing
Concerns 575: July, Hydrangea flops, ground covers,
pinching pointers
Growing
Concerns 620: Elderberry on lot line, peat in a garden,
toads in forget-me-not
