AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWater-Wise Gardening: With New England facing hot, dry conditions and drought levels rising, experts urge gardeners to shift from frequent light watering to deep soaks, water early/late, collect rainwater, and lean on mulch to hold moisture. Community Gardens & Resilience: Glenamaddy Community Garden in Ireland is hosting an Open Day July 5 to showcase a new circular geodome and upgrades to its sensory garden after Storm Éowyn wiped out polytunnels. July Bloom Guide: A July column spotlights “fireworks” planting—coneflowers, daylilies, bee balm, black-eyed Susans, plus heat-tough annuals like celosia, marigolds, and zinnias. Gardeners’ How-To (Tomatoes): A viral tip says electric toothbrushes can help pollinate tomato flowers for bigger yields. Pest Watch: Bagworms are emerging in the Omaha area; Nebraska Extension recommends low-impact options like BT or spinosad and repeat treatments. RHS Event Buzz: The new RHS Badminton Flower Show debuts July 8–12 with a huge show garden, plant village, talks, and school-planted wheelbarrows. Gardening Safety: Tick season is back in Southern Maryland, with reminders to prevent bites and know when to seek medical care.
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