Gardening Jobs in September
With Summer bowing out and Autumn on it's way, your gardening jobs are ready to change again to adapt to the upcoming cooler weather. Here are some gardening jobs you can get on with in September.
June is a busy month when it comes to your garden. There are many jobs to do from lawn maintenance to preparing your fruit and vegetable patch. Here are our top gardening tips for June to keep your garden flourishing.
There's so much that you can plant during June, both indoors and outside. From beetroot, sweetcorn, cucumbers, carrots, chill and pepper plants, red cabbages and so much more can be planted ready for future months. Depending on what seeds you've sown in other months, you can also start harvesting veggies plants like asparagus, garlic, spinach, spring onions too as they'll have grown and be ready to be eaten.
The weather is continuing to heat up so you'll need to keep on top of watering your plants and flowers, especially newly planted ones. If you have a lawn in your garden, don't forget to water that too! At HSS, we have a selection of watering products from hoses, sprayers & watering cans you can buy to help keep your flora hydrated and healthy.
As well as watering your lawn, June would be a perfect time to add some well needed nutrients to your grass to encourage & boost growth & healthy colouring, especially if you didn't add any in previous months. If you have any container displays or hanging baskets in your garden, they'll need some liquid feed every few weeks too. We have a variety of feed & seed available to buy on our website.
Whilst you're watering and feeding your lawn, why not get on top of the lawn edging too? Re-cutting or installing lawn edges not only makes your garden aesthetically pleasing but it can stop weeds from spreading as the edging acts as a barrier. Our lawn edger tool is perfect for the job and can be bought online.
Yes, we know. We have mentioned this in previous monthly garden job blogs but weeds will continue to pop up around your garden all year round. So, if you didn't weed your garden last month, get on top of it this month. Check out our range of weedkillers and hand weeders.
When the sun is shining, we all get a little thirsty. That goes for our little feathery visitors too. If you have a bird bath in your garden, make sure it's clean and topped up with fresh water for when the local robin or wood pigeon stop for a drink or a quick cool down.
For those of us who are lucky enough to have a pond in our gardens, June will be the perfect time to clean it. Algae & blanket weed will form over time so use a net or a rake to remove it from the water. Doing this gives your fish and plants room to breathe as well as improving the appearance of your pond.
We can sometimes neglect our garden sheds and garages by not putting tools back where they belong or leaving things hanging around. Take advantage of the warmer weather to de-clutter and reorganise the belongings in your garden storage.
We all know how temperamental the British weather can be, so before the sun decides to go back in to hiding, relax in your garden to enjoy the fruits of your labour. You've earned it!
With Summer bowing out and Autumn on it's way, your gardening jobs are ready to change again to adapt to the upcoming cooler weather. Here are some gardening jobs you can get on with in September.
One way to care for your soil is to try and take control of pesky weeds. Making sure you get them while they are still small will help to ensure they don’t overtake your flowers and borders and restrict the growth of other plants. Use a hoe or hand weeder tool
If you’re looking to freshen up your fences but aren’t sure where to start, take a look at our how to paint a fence guide. Our easy-to-follow guide will show you that with a bit of time and care you can restore and maintain your fencing
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