Watering Reminder: With temperatures soaring to 100°F this week, check your potted and new in-ground plants daily and water when needed.

Watering Reminder: With temperatures soaring to 100°F this week, check your potted and new in-ground plants daily and water when needed.

Annuals and Perennials

Written by: Paul Knight

Wrap outdoor containers with an insulating material to keep your plants’ roots warm. Even cold hardy plants may not be able to withstand winter temperatures when planted in a container, as their roots are less insulated.

Apply cow manure and other organic soil conditioners to your garden beds.

Perennials such as iris and black-eyed Susan may be brown and dormant, but their seed pods provide food for the birds. Consider leaving them up for a while before cutting them down for spring.

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