After months of rain, many people in the Twin Cities are dealing with water-logged gardens. The storms that passed through last month, pulling down many trees along the way, might also have you considering what larger plants and trees to fill your yard with in the near future.
Gardening experts join The Daily Circuit to talk about the conditions facing area gardeners. They will also take listener questions.
If you’re having some problems with your garden or need some advice about starting a new garden, leave your questions in the comments section below.
LEARN MORE ABOUT SUMMER GARDENING:
• 9 Water-Conserving Tips for Summer Gardening
To keep your grass or your garden alive during the summer heat wave without driving your water bill to new heights, follow these tips. (Popular Mechanics)
• July: the lazy days of summer
“The key to success for July is maintenance and good, effective watering. Your local garden centre can give you tips and advice on Summer tasks, but here are some ‘must do’ jobs for the garden this month.” (Bedfordshire News)
“In 2011, University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardeners gave more than 130,000 hours to their communities–a public value worth more than $2.8 million.” (University of Minnesota)
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