A Few Tips On Cool Crops & Plants During Heat Waves
Our average first frost date in the Front Range is September 19. Cool season vegetable crops such as radishes, chard, carrots, kale, spinach, leaf and head lettuces can be sown outdoors directly starting in mid-August. Transplant starts of broccoli, cauliflower and head lettuce.
Continue to water potted plants daily during heat waves. Fertilize once a week with a water-soluble all-purpose fertilizer. A good way to do this is to have a hollow tube (like a PVC pipe) with at least a one inch diameter. Drill holes in the side every one to two inches and place the tube vertically in the pot. When you fertilize, pour the water-fertilizer mixture into the tube, which will allow it to reach plant roots.
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A Few Tips On Cool Crops & Plants During Heat Waves
Our average first frost date in the Front Range is September 19. Cool season vegetable crops such as radishes, chard, carrots, kale, spinach, leaf and head lettuces can be sown outdoors directly starting in mid-August. Transplant starts of broccoli, cauliflower and head lettuce.
Continue to water potted plants daily during heat waves. Fertilize once a week with a water-soluble all-purpose fertilizer. A good way to do this is to have a hollow tube (like a PVC pipe) with at least a one inch diameter. Drill holes in the side every one to two inches and place the tube vertically in the pot. When you fertilize, pour the water-fertilizer mixture into the tube, which will allow it to reach plant roots. Continue reading
Our average first frost date in the Front Range is September 19. Cool season vegetable crops such as radishes, chard, carrots, kale, spinach, leaf and head lettuces can be sown outdoors directly starting in mid-August. Transplant starts of broccoli, cauliflower and head lettuce.
Continue to water potted plants daily during heat waves. Fertilize once a week with a water-soluble all-purpose fertilizer. A good way to do this is to have a hollow tube (like a PVC pipe) with at least a one inch diameter. Drill holes in the side every one to two inches and place the tube vertically in the pot. When you fertilize, pour the water-fertilizer mixture into the tube, which will allow it to reach plant roots. Continue reading
Our average first frost date in the Front Range is September 19. Cool season vegetable crops such as radishes, chard, carrots, kale, spinach, leaf and head lettuces can be sown outdoors directly starting in mid-August. Transplant starts of broccoli, cauliflower and head lettuce.
Continue to water potted plants daily during heat waves. Fertilize once a week with a water-soluble all-purpose fertilizer. A good way to do this is to have a hollow tube (like a PVC pipe) with at least a one inch diameter. Drill holes in the side every one to two inches and place the tube vertically in the pot. When you fertilize, pour the water-fertilizer mixture into the tube, which will allow it to reach plant roots. Continue reading
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