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The “dog days of summer” are here and The Heat is On!  There has been no relief this season from the high temperatures and blazing sun in zone 4.  The hot, dry conditions continue to take its toll on people and plants alike.  Over the years I have applied simple methods of hydration to get through these difficult periods. I water my plants during the early morning hours because my garden will have full sun at 7 am. In addition, I water at the base of my plants to reach the roots.  The water is well received when the ground is cool.  Try a couple of these tips and hopefully your garden will excel during these hotter than average temperatures.  Cheers

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