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Heat and dry weather pose problems for landscape plants

June 13, 2024 by Linda SE

During hot, dry weather, gardeners should water properly and evaluate susceptible landscape plants, according to Virginia Cooperative Extension experts. High temperatures, combined with dry weather, pose a threat to Virginia’s home landscapes. Vegetable gardens, lawns, and even trees and shrubs are all susceptible to the effects of drought, including desiccation and increased vulnerability to pest and disease problems. MORE

SOURCE: Written by Devon Johnson, Virginia Tech Extension

Filed Under: Environment /Water, From The Ground Up, Fruits /Veggies, General Gardening / Landscaping, Lawn /Weeds Tagged With: drought

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