You can still successfully plant new plants in the month of June. Make sure enough water is applied to thoroughly saturate the original root zone. Too often many folks apply "one gallon" of water, or leave their drip system on for only 15 minutes. It is NOT how long but how much water is used.
Conserving water in Southern New Mexico & East Texas is a BIG issue, so watering deeply and infrequently produces deeper roots which will in turn make plants much more tolerant to drier conditions once established.
Water Conservation for the southwest.
Below is a list of plants and trees that will take "June gardening plantings" without suffering from summer stress!
Mesquite Tree
Desert Willow
Texas Sage
Red Yucca
Oleander
Bird of paradise
Vitex
Coreopsis
Salvia
Vinca
Portulaca
Purslane
Bottle Brush
Rabbit Brush
Apache Plume
Desert Marigold
Garlardia
Spanish Broom
Trumpet Vine
Silverlace Vine
Crape Myrtle
Lantana
And many more - Call Guzman's Greenhouse for availability (505) 523 1520 - Color Your World Nursery (505) 521 0496
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Remember to use root stimulator and mulch with all your plantings. We recommend Ferti-Lome Root stimulator or click here and order a pint of "Greenfuse Root stimulator" Now.
Summer weeds can begin to be a problem during the summer months. We have several products you can use to keep them at bay.
Weed Control - When Landscaping always use good landscaping fabric to help keep them out. Mulch around your garden beds, lawns, plants and trees, this will keep weeds at bay. And finally the best type or organic weed control is to use the hand or tool pulling method! Yes I know this is alot of hard work but it really works best. No chemicals, nothing to mix, just downright dirty work.
Make the job easier by using good weed control tools.
Fertilizing reguarly as needed takes advantage of water your are applying. IT also keeps blooming plants blooming longer and resists insect and or diseases.
If you have any questions about our June Gardening please do not hesitate to call us at (505) 523-1520 or (505) 521-0496.