Hot, dry, windy and your garden is suffering? How to save your plants from Colorado’s harsh
Brace yourselves: The heat will be on and turned up this month. Expect consistent 90-plus temperatures for a good while.My garden maintenance plans call for less time in the heat and more quality time in the garden getting done what needs to get done. Are you with me?This time of year you should complete most of your outdoor chores early in the day. (This includes walking your dog as early as possible. Our dog, Ferris, doesn’t like the heat. He’s Irish by heritage and would be happy with 365 days of cooler temperatures.)I hand-water containers and newly seeded areas twice a day (at least). We’re on our third sowing of basil. Several batches have already been harvested, processed with olive oil, labeled and frozen. Tomato sauces this winter will have the added benefit of almost fresh, home…