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Summer Perennials

With the recent passing of” Summer Solstice”, now is the time to take full advantage of the summer months ahead. We experienced a long winter in zone 4 and a very short spring, the heat appears to be on and frequent.  We’re already experiencing temps ranging between 90 to 100 degrees with a lot of sun and an occasional evening shower. Challenging weather patterns persist not only in zone 4 but around the country.  So, while you’re out soaking up the beautiful sun rays of summer, just remember to wear plenty of sun screen and stay hydrated. Cheers

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