June 21st marks the longest day so we're well and truly into Summer (although doesn't feel like it at the moment). June gardening jobs are all about the pruning, controlling and watering to ensure your garden looks at it's best all Summer.
Prune Clematis Armandii
Clematis armandii can put on an incredible amount of growth and can get to 3m - 5m. Prune back after flowering to keep within it's alloted space and remove any dead or weak stems.
2. Tie in climbing or ramblining roses
Tie in long stem on roses as horizontally as possible ensuring stems are not too congested.
3. Prune late Spring/early Summer shrubs
Prune shrubs such as Weigela moderately to help maintain health of plant. Established plants will respond to hard pruning if required.
4. Prune Spring flowering Shrubs
Prune shrubs such as Choisya to encourage another bloom later in the season.
5. Water wisely
Keep your plants hydrated during the warmer months but do it wisely. The RHS has some great advice on how to acheive this.
Happy Gardening!
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