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How Your Vegetable Garden Can Keep Its Cool During A Heat Wave

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.

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How Your Vegetable Garden Can Keep Its Cool During A Heat Wave

By July 4th we have had several weeks of a heat wave. We now face waves of scorching temperatures in July and August that will threaten our vegetable gardens.

Here are the Top 3 Do’s and Don’ts to help your veggies keep their cool and beat the heat.

Top 3 Do’s

          1. Provide Filtered Shade

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During a heat wave, too much sun threatens the health of our vegetables.

Provide your vegetables filtered shade using shade cloth (from your garden center) and temporary stakes or bamboo to cover your vegetables.  This lets plenty of light in but protects the vegetables from the scorching sun.

       2. Water Properly

During a heat wave, when and how you water is important to plant health.  The Top 3 Watering Tips are:

  1. Water early in the morning or in the early evening: This allows the plant to absorb more moisture when the sun is not evaporating it.  Avoid late evening or night watering as this often leads to disease.
  2. Water Deeply: Water to at least 6 inches to develop deeper and stronger roots.  This helps the plants resist heat stress during the remainder of the summer.
  3. Use Automatic Drip Irrigation: The advantage of automated drip irrigation is the plant roots will receive more consistent moisture than manual watering, or waiting for you to come home to water, or with spray heads.  Spray heads lose too much water to evaporation, and run off from the yard and concrete areas.

        3. Keep Your Water

Keeping water in the plants root zone means healthier and better vegetables.  The best ways to do this are by adding mulch and a new patented technology named Moisture Manager.  Mulch helps is slowing evaporation and controlling weeds that will suck up water.  Moisture Manager uses tiny granules of a new, patented wetting agent attracts water molecules out of the air and surface areas to deliver moisture to your lawn’s root system for 3 months.

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Top 3 Don’ts

  1. Don’t transplant or re-pot: This adds more stress to the current heat stress. Transplant when temperatures are cooler.
  2. Don’t prune off wilted growth: This wilted growth provide shade to leaves below. Let the plant recover from heat stress and prune on a cooler day if the wilted growth needs trimming.
  3. Don’t fertilize vegetables during a heat wave: Dry edible plants can take up too much fertilizer which can cause leaves to burn and even die.

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