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The Almanac<\/h4>\n

Average temperature:<\/strong> High 91, Low 71<\/p>\n

Note: <\/strong>First day of summer is June 21<\/p>\n

Rainfall:<\/strong> 7.35 inches<\/p>\n

1. Moon phases<\/h4>\n

Last quarter:<\/strong> June 8<\/p>\n

New moon:<\/strong> June 14<\/p>\n

First quarter:<\/strong> June 21<\/p>\n

Full moon:<\/strong> June 29<\/p>\n

2. Moon sign planting dates<\/h4>\n

Above-ground crops:<\/strong> 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 26<\/p>\n

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Below-ground crops:<\/strong> 2, 3, 7, 8, 11, 12, 29, 30<\/p>\n

Control weeds and pests:<\/strong> 4, 5, 6, 13, 14<\/p>\n

Prune trees and shrubs: <\/strong>1, 9, 10, 17, 18, 27, 28<\/p>\n

Time to plant<\/h4>\n

3. Vegetables:<\/strong> Vegetables: Boniato, calabaza, chayote, cherry tomatoes, dasheen, malanga, okra, roselle, southern peas, Seminole pumpkin, sweet cassava, sweet potatoes and yard-long beans<\/span><\/p>\n

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4.<\/strong> Flowers<\/strong>: Angelonia, begonias, bush daisy, butterfly plant, caladium, cat\u2019s whiskers, celosia, coleus, coreopsis, Dahlberg daisy, firespike, four-o\u2019clock, gaillardia, gerbera daisy, ginger, goldenrod, impatiens, kalanchoe, lantana, lion\u2019s ear, marigolds, melampodium, Mexican petunia, Mexican sunflower, moon flower, Porterweed, pentas, periwinkle, portulaca, purslane, salvia, showy primrose, shrimp plant, Stokes aster, sunflower, torenia and zinnias.<\/p>\n

5. Herbs: <\/strong>Anise, basil, bay laurel, chives, dill, ginger, marjoram, mint, oregano, sage and thyme<\/p>\n

6. Bulbs:<\/strong> Achimenes, African iris, agapanthus, amaryllis, blackberry lily, bulbine, caladiums, canna, crinum, crocosmia, day lily, eucharis lily, gladiolus, gloriosa lily, peacock ginger, society garlic, rain lily and walking iris.<\/p>\n

Lawn care<\/strong><\/h4>\n

\u00a07.<\/strong> Lawn feeding time is over in many areas of the state; check the rules in your county.<\/p>\n

\u00a08.<\/strong> Weeds are also making good growth; spot killing with a product for your turf type is best.<\/p>\n

\u00a09.<\/strong> Delay weed control treatments until you can water or the rains return.<\/p>\n

10.<\/strong> If you skipped a spring feeding the next fertilizer application is in October.<\/p>\n

11.<\/strong> Yellow lawns can often be regreened with an iron-only application where permitted.<\/p>\n

12.<\/strong> Try to keep your lawn moist on watering days in your area.<\/p>\n

13.<\/strong> Some soils resist water penetration; try a wetting agent to help moisten the soil.<\/p>\n

14.<\/strong> Fill bare areas or start new lawns with seed, plugs or sod for the grass type desired.<\/p>\n

15.<\/strong> Avoid sodding shady areas during summer to prevent rot problems caused by the wet weather.<\/p>\n

16.<\/strong> Water only as needed to establish new lawns; excess water causes lawns to decline.<\/p>\n

17.<\/strong> Adjust and replace sprinklers to only water the lawn.<\/p>\n

18.<\/strong> Track the water lawns receive; up to \u00be inch is normally adequate at each watering or rainfall<\/p>\n

19.<\/strong> In spite of the cool winter chinch bugs are feeding in Augustine lawns; treat when noticed.<\/p>\n

20.<\/strong> Sod webworms are likely to arrive this month; only control if damage is severe.<\/p>\n

21<\/strong>. Moths do not mean sod webworms are feedings; wait until chewing damage is noted to treat.<\/p>\n

22.<\/strong> Maintain the lawn at one height; learn the proper height for your lawn type.<\/p>\n

23.<\/strong> Sharpen the mower blade after a few weeks of continuous use.<\/p>\n

24.<\/strong> Mow a different direction each time the lawn is cut to avoid ruts in the turf.<\/p>\n

25.<\/strong> Aerate and immediately water lawns that are compacted, hard to wet or have nematode problems.<\/p>\n

26.<\/strong> Replace constantly declining turf in dense shade with mulch or a ground cover.<\/p>\n

Landscape chores<\/h4>\n

27.<\/strong> Many plants that appear dead are making new growth from their base.<\/p>\n

28.<\/strong> Prune out the dead from winter-damaged shrubs.<\/p>\n

29.<\/strong> Obtain durable color for summer from bush daisy, caladium, coleus, pentas and zinnias.<\/p>\n

30.<\/strong> During hot weather new plants may need daily watering for several weeks.<\/p>\n

31.<\/strong> Wet the root balls before adding new plants to the landscape<\/p>\n

32.<\/strong> Tropical bromeliads, orchids, spathiphyllum, aluminum plants and dracaena like shady sites.<\/p>\n

33.<\/strong> Remove old soil from containers and improve beds with organic matter before planting.<\/p>\n

34.<\/strong> Groom perennials, roses and spring-flowering shrubs to remove declining flowers and stems.<\/p>\n

35.<\/strong> Don\u2019t pass up gingers, rain lilies, crinum lilies and black berry lilies for summer color.<\/p>\n

36.<\/strong> Hurricane season begins June 1; it\u2019s not too late to have your trees checked and trimmed.<\/p>\n

37.<\/strong> Make plans now to protect plants and landscape accessories from wind and storm damage.<\/p>\n

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38.<\/strong> Don\u2019t let weeds grow out of control; remove by hand or spot kill with herbicides.<\/p>\n

39.<\/strong> Complete azalea pruning by month\u2019s end.<\/p>\n

40.<\/strong> Groom roses to remove old flowers and twiggy stems:\u00a0 feed monthly and control black spot.<\/p>\n

41.<\/strong> Give camellias and gardenias the care they need; water, fertilizer, mulch and scale insect control.<\/p>\n

42.<\/strong> Trim back poinsettias 4 to 6 inches after a foot of new growth to keep them compact.<\/p>\n

43.<\/strong> Established plants usually do not need watering during the rainy season<\/p>\n

44.<\/strong> Consider adding rain barrels or cisterns to capture and store water for dry times.<\/p>\n

45.<\/strong> Hot summer days make it difficult to transplant trees and shrubs; wait until cooler weather.<\/p>\n

46.<\/strong> Root cuttings of shrubs and foliage plants to grow more plants.<\/p>\n

47.<\/strong> Feed shrubs and palms with a slow-release fertilizer where permitted.<\/p>\n

48.<\/strong> Feeding plants in containers is permitted in most areas; use a slow-release fertilizer.<\/p>\n

49.<\/strong> Divide orchids and bromeliads outgrowing their containers.<\/p>\n

50.<\/strong> Feed orchids every other week with a liquid or use a slow-release fertilizer as labeled.<\/p>\n

51.<\/strong> Orchids and bromeliads grow best in the shade of a tree; water frequently when hot and dry.<\/p>\n

52.<\/strong> Feed lilies and other aquatic plants in home water gardens.<\/p>\n

53.<\/strong> Trim formal hedges after they produce 4 to 6 inches of new growth.<\/p>\n

54.<\/strong> Groom hanging baskets by removing old flowers and lanky shoots.<\/p>\n

55.<\/strong> Clean and refill bird baths as needed.<\/p>\n

56.<\/strong> Remove sprouts from the base of crape myrtle, maple and similar trees.<\/p>\n

Fruit and vegetable care<\/strong><\/h4>\n

57.<\/strong> Keep vegetable plantings moist and fertilize to continue harvests into summer.<\/p>\n

58.<\/strong> Make fertilizer applications every 3 to 4 weeks or use as slow-release product as instructed.<\/p>\n

59.<\/strong> Check planting lists to see what your family likes for summer planting.<\/p>\n

60.<\/strong> Mail order seed companies often offer special deals as they close out their spring season.<\/p>\n

61.<\/strong> Obtain the seeds you need now for summer and fall planting; store in the refrigerator.<\/p>\n

62.<\/strong> Many herbs can survive the summer if kept in light shade, moist but not wet and fertilized.<\/p>\n

63.<\/strong> Continue cutting and using herbs to keep the plants productive; preserve extras.<\/p>\n

64.<\/strong> When gardens will not receive summer plantings consider soil solarization to bake out pests.<\/p>\n

65.<\/strong> Sweet potatoes are easy to grow: start transplants from a spouting grocery store root.<\/p>\n

66.<\/strong> Keep weeds in and near the garden under control to prevent pest problems for fall.<\/p>\n

67.<\/strong> Continue to add fruit trees, shrubs and vines from containers to the landscape.<\/p>\n

68.<\/strong> Learn the pests of your new fruits and decide if you need a control plan.<\/p>\n

69.<\/strong> Reshape blueberry shrubs and hedges and prune blackberries.<\/p>\n

70.<\/strong> Feed bananas monthly; harvest stalks when the first hand formed begins to yellow.<\/p>\n

71.<\/strong> Feed pineapples with a slow-release fertilizer following label instructions.<\/p>\n

72.<\/strong> Give citrus trees the best care possible to avoid the greening disease.<\/p>\n

Foliage and houseplant<\/h4>\n

73.<\/strong> Find a spot in the sunny garden for Easter lilies; plants gradually decline and regrow in\u00a0 winter.<\/p>\n

74.<\/strong> Forced tulip, daffodils and similar cool climate flowers are best tossed, but keep the pots.<\/p>\n

75.<\/strong> Give declining foliage plants a rest outdoors in the shade.<\/p>\n

76.<\/strong> Repot plants needing a new container.<\/p>\n

77.<\/strong> Feed plants outdoors every two weeks and indoors monthly.<\/p>\n

78.<\/strong> Use a slow-release fertilizer as instructed to stretch the time between feedings.<\/p>\n

79.<\/strong> Wash away insects with soapy water.<\/p>\n

80.<\/strong> Remove declining leaves, stems and blooms; pinch the tips of shoots to cause branching<\/p>\n

Tom MacCubbin is an urban horticulturist emeritus with the University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service. Write him: Orlando Sentinel, P.O. Box 2833, Orlando, FL. 32802. Email: TomMac1996@aol.com.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

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