All your hard but hopefully pleasurable work in the garden earlier in the year pays off with leisure time to enjoy your chosen displays. The choice is yours. There are always plenty of jobs to be done, even in the heat of July, or you can be just plain lazy. Supposing though you’re a gardener who can’t sit still when you look around and see plenty of cuttings to be taken.
Light, infrequent watering of the lawn only serves to encourage roots to stay near the surface leading to thin, unsightly grass. Continuous watering can also have a damaging effect, leading to disease. So what’s best if there is a prolonged dry period or even drought? Assuming there is no hosepipe ban (and we’ll talk more about that in a minute) what’s needed is thorough irrigation once or at most twice a week.
It’s time to pick your courgettes before they turn into marrows. Unless, of course, you want to grow marrows. A marrow is a cucurbit, from the same family as cucumber, melon, squash and courgette. So your courgette is a marrow picked early. But you already knew that.
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