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Tropical Botanical Stock Images

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 Hello Gardeners, Recently, Cheryl decided to display her botanical images featured on this blog to a stock photography website. Do you need botanical stock images? Click here:  Stock Images   Do you know someone who needs stock images for work? Click Here:  Stock Images Please share this post with other media platforms to help me spread the word about my photography. Thank you. Snapdragon  

June Gardening Calendar

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  June Gardening Calendar June is the time of year to trim your Big Leaf Hydrangea, Oak Leaf Hydrangea, and Gardenia after blooming. After trimming, use an Azalea and Hydrangea fertilizer and add a new layer of mulch for the summer and fall months. The flower buds are set in the fall months for summer months blooming. Your cool season vegetables have already started to bolt (bloom), which alerts the gardener the season is over for cool season vegetables. You can either pull out the vegetables or till them into the soil to enrich. We can start thinking about planting winter squash, pumpkins, gourds, okra, and southern peas. There is still time to plant tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, and watermelons. It is always a good idea to monitor your garden for insects and diseases. Early detection is the key. When you are uncertain of the insect or disease, take a sample to your local garden center or nursery. Fertilize tomatoes every two weeks with a calcium enriched fertiliz...