Just because the humidity is high doesn't mean your plants in your garden can get enough to drink. In Wisconsin we know about humidity - and 90 degree weather. It usually happens only one or two days a year in July - but ....This summer is an exception.
Please be kind to your gardens and give them a drink from your saved rain barrels. You do capture rainwater don't you? It's great for your plants during these outrageously hot days. It saves your well or water bill and electricity. Its easy and very good for all your gardening and lawn care needs.
Your lawn probably is screaming for more water as well. To help it absorb more and give it a good summer treat use Jerry Baker's formula 2 cups of weak tea water, 1 cup of baby shampoo, and 1 cup of peroxide mixed in a 20 gallon hose-end sprayer... It's sure to perk it up. Just be sure to water well, to really soak the ground.
For more of Jerry's tips and his books go to www.jerrybaker.com You'll find his blog down the list on the left hand side. I highly recommend his frugal and sage advice.
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