Gardening in July is all about enjoying summer blooms and bounty, crafting summery bouquets, keeping pests at bay and making sure all your plants are happily hydrated! Follow along as Fionuala makes a floral arrangement this beautiful July day, shares garden advice (including how to harvest and prune English lavender!), and tips on what you can plant in July in beautiful Northern California!
Then make sure to visit Cottage Gardens of Petaluma!!!
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8 Comments
Thank you! This was very informative.
I have foxgloves,do you pull them or deadhead them ? Are they comebacks?❤️❤️🌸🌼🪴🙏
Great garden information. Thank you 😊 I'm up in Humboldt county Northern California and we are dealing with skunks and gophers 😢 Happy 4th ❤️🤍💙🙌
Hi Fionuanla! It was so nice to see you yesterday at Cottage gardens. You were quite busy! Every thing looked so beautiful and healthy. I just bought a few herbs but wanted to buy so much more. Being that I have a small garden have to limit myself….but looking forward to fall planting. Saw a few plants that I like to add to the garden. The garden is always changing which I love. These July tips were so informative as always. Thank you! 🙂 Ellen
I absolutely hate gophers. In my neighborhood, they are in every yard. I have someone who traps (aka kills with no poisons) them after I lost hundreds of plants in my perennial beds. My neighbor hired the same company because gophers were making the area the children played in unsafe. I know I can't irradicate them, but it's worth the price to keep their numbers down. And before folks say plant things in gopher cages, etc…. it doesn't work. Plants didn't thrive, and cost for hundreds of cages is prohibitive.
The smell of Mexican marigolds makes me go back on time when I was little back in México when we used to go for a picnic in the countryside and they where a wild flower there. We used to make flower crowns with them… I once bought a plant in Home Depot but die on me😢 I really love the smell and the flowers!
Thank you for another great video! I just pruned my Spanish lavender by 1/3! I hope I didn't kill it 🙂
Hi my dear friend thanks so much for another wonderful post always enjoy coming over and seeing what you’re sharing