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791. July - First Week
Flowers - New england fall asters (michaelmas daisies) can be reduced to 6 in/15 cm height. - Delphiniums and achilleas—cut back full length of flowering stems, but leave basal growth.
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792. July - Second Week
They will be aided now by weak fertilizer. Remove every faded bloom.
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793. July - Last Week
- Take cuttings of pinks now to root in sandy soil; carnations may be layered. - Remove faded flowers from annuals to maintain flowering.
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794. August - First Week
Vegetables - Thin turnips, beets and carrots as soon as can be handled. - Lift some early potatoes as tops become yellow.
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795. August - Third Week
- Freesias for christmas flowers in greenhouse or sunporch should be potted now. - Chrysanthemums and dahlias must have water at roots.
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796. August - Last Week
- Phlox plants should be divided and replanted. - Check indoor cyclamen corms from last winter.
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797. September - First Week
- Choose place where potted bulbs can be rooted in cold, dark, somewhat damp location. Vegetables - Complete onion and garlic ripening.
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798. September - Second Week
Save strongest new canes to be tied in for next year. General - If changes are planned this fall in the arrangement of plants, or in the overall garden design, make a plan now before leaf-fall.
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799. September - Third Week
Trees and shrubs - Evergreen trees and shrubs can be moved now if necessary or new ones planted. Record names on your garden plan.
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800. September - Last Week
Flowers - Polyanthuses, violas, pinks may be divided and replanted into spring flowering beds. Use well-rotted compost in holes.
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