As a garden owner, you know that hot weather is tougher on plants than people, due to which it demands special care. Most of the vegetables and plants usually flourish better under the sun, but a scorching heat wave can damage them severely.
Harms done by heat waves commonly include burned leaves of plants and soil-moisture evaporation. However, you can fight these adverse effects of temperature anomaly and protect your garden by following the do’s and don’ts suggested by experts.
Help your crops in keeping their cool in summer by protecting them with filtered shades. It is also important to water your plants deeply, using automatic drip irrigation to let your plants receive consistent moisture. Further, watering plants early in the morning is also advised. You can also use the latest technologies of managing moisture to keep water in the roots of plants for their healthy growth.
