The last days of July are coming, followed by the first days of August.
The hottest time for gardeners, vegetable growers, summer residents. The gardener's lunar calendar can help you cope with the tasks at hand more effectively.
In particular, it will tell you what work must be done between July 29 and August 4, and what work is best avoided.
For example, on July 29, it is recommended to fertilize perennial flowers such as peonies, irises, lilies, dahlias, gladioli, etc.
The next day, the calendar advises to devote time to combating soil pests, including mole crickets, wireworms and moles.
The last day of July is favorable for fertilizing perennial garden flowers and indoor plants, as well as for removing runners from strawberries.
The first day of August – exactly the same work is recommended, plus weeding.
The second day of August – we continue to feed, plus water the plants, mulch the soil, harvest vegetables, fruits and berries.
On the third day of August, work on treating plants from diseases and pests will be useful.
Experienced gardeners recommend using biological preparations for those crops that bear fruit.
But on August 4, do not disturb the plants. The best thing to do on this day is to plan future plantings.
