July is coming. And right now — in the window between late spring and peak summer heat — there is a specific set of things your perennial garden either gets done or goes without for the entire season.
Miss this window and you spend July and August managing problems you could have prevented in June. Hit every item on this list and your perennial garden carries itself through the hottest months of the American summer looking better than your neighbors' freshly planted annual beds.
Most gardening content tells you to deadhead your flowers and call it a season. That is ten percent of what your perennial garden needs right now. Today I am giving you the other ninety percent.
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