On this week’s Good to Grow, hosts Denise, Jan and John will talk about what you can do to identify and remediate heat stress on your plants brought by the dog days of the summer weather. Test your soil through the AgriLife Extension Service! Also the addition of organic mulches could help to prevent water logging in your plants and support your soil structure. Beware of bugs like the wood-boring insects, especially with the hot weather, they are attracted to stress heated trees. Explore more about the tips on what you can do for heat stress plants and soil care recommendations in this week’s edition of Good to Grow. Stay tuned for the next episode!
The El Paso County Master Gardeners started in 1981 and has been growing with many volunteers and Master Gardeners ever since. The love of gardening and search for knowledge are primary reasons people join the program to become trained and certified Master Gardeners. Texas Master Gardeners are united in name, but the program’s strength lies in its ability to meet the diverse needs of the communities it serves.
For more information visit the El Paso County Master Gardeners website for questions, tips and upcoming calendar events.
This program originally aired on August 10, 2024.