August in Ireland is a bittersweet time in the garden — the abundance of summer is still with us, but signs of autumn are on the horizon.
This month is all about making the most of your harvest, tidying up tired plants, and setting the stage for a healthy, productive autumn. ourselves on our adaptability and commitment to excellence in every aspect of our service.
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1. Make the Most of Your Harvest
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Pick vegetables regularly to encourage continued production — courgettes, tomatoes, beans, and peppers are at their peak now.
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Use surplus crops for preserving: think chutneys, jams, and frozen herb cubes.
2. Deadhead for More Blooms
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Removing faded flowers from roses, dahlias, and cosmos can extend their display well into September.
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Pinch off spent blooms just above a healthy leaf node.
3. Light Pruning & Plant Support
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Trim straggly growth on shrubs and perennials to keep them tidy.
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Stake tall plants like hollyhocks or delphiniums to protect them from wind damage.
4. Lawn TLC
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Repair worn patches with a light reseed.
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Keep blades sharp and mow at a slightly higher setting to reduce stress.
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