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Dry summer gardening, Hot weather vegetable gardening, Gardening in dry climates
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Today is a preparation for High Summer temperatures, Melbourne is Dryland gardening, so I need to take some steps to get the Garden Summer ready. Fertilizing in Summer, What time to water plants on hot days, Mulch in the summer garden are all important parts of this, as well as summer pest control.
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19 Comments

  3. The Gypsy

    We just finished clean up in our garden today. Finally going to have our brussel sprouts for Christmas,lol. Your weather sounds better there than here. Pretty roses! Glad you got some rain. Seems like a good dog! Thanks for sharing!

  8. Matthew Sherriff - Growing Food

    A good rain once a week would be a nice break from the heat, but it doesn't seem likely. My biggest problem is having to water by hand, especially when one of my watering cans broke and the tap is out the front of the house, need a good 50m hose as the 15m one i had only just reached the backyard.

  11. Baloo's Clues

    Everytime the thorns get me, it swells up and feels like I was poked by galvanized steel or something. But the roses are so beautiful. If we want them to stay that way, we risk getting thorned. 😄 What you did with the sweet potato tendrils is what I did with my strawberry shoots. It worked really well. I did not thing to try doing it with the potatoes. I'll have to try that next year.

  13. Mtn Grandma

    Hey there followed you over from the Boots and Bounty live today. Look forward to catching up on your other videos! 😊

  14. Mad Acre Farms

    I am wanting to grow some rose bushes! Yours look beautiful! Man I am missing warm weather right about now!! ❤✌Jamie

  16. DOWNUNDER VEGGIE GARDEN DIARIES

    Not the roses 🌹 😭.

    Welcome to a week of hot 🥵 weather, I just cracked out the first bit of shadecloth 😆.

    As you can imagine it’s bloody hot with the light bouncing off that white cement but I had to go out and cover up my newly planted zucchini seedlings which are not looking too crash hot lol.

    Puppy 🐶 is a lovely doggie 🐶.

  17. Crazed Family Gardens

    Roses are gorgeous but save those petals for rose petals tea. They are tasty and have a good amount of vit. C. You can also cover them with apple cider vinegar and use that for burns.
    Garden looks good. I have had an issue in my greenhouse with aphids this last year. Can't wait to see how those sweet potatoes do in those pots.

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