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| Outdoor Projects |
| 1. Lift daffodils and tulips for curing if your beds are getting crowded and they're ready to divide; use bulb dust for disease control and keep somewhere nice and dry until replanting in fall. |
| 2. Harvest herbs and hang in a warm room to dry, or clean and freeze, excluding those, of course, that find their way immediately into the salad or stir-fry! |
| 3. Continue to deadhead those spent flowers (roses, annuals and perennials) to promote more blooms. |
| 4. Check hanging baskets and patio containers daily to ensure proper moisture levels. Continue to feed, and don't forget to feed garden beds. |
| 5. Take the runners off strawberry plants and remove any mother plants that are three years old. Harvest ripened berries. |
| 6. Are the raspberries ready yet? Should be close - watch carefully and harvest before the birds get them! |
| 7. To encourage good fruit development, thin out grapevines. |
| 8. Sow perennial seeds and weed. |
| 9. Spray for insects and mildew, as needed. |