Gardening in July - 29 June 2026

Well, at the weekend, some news about my roses.

Oh, yes.

Okay.

My standards were pruned.

I don't know, the other listeners out there with roses are going to say, that's a bit early, but we've had so much rain, Amanda, as you know, and so much cold, I normally wait until July to do the roses.

So people that live in the frost areas, I hope they're listening today, don't race out and prune your roses.

Because it would be very dangerous because you're probably still going to get frost, aren't you, in July.

So they've got to hang on till they're sure the frost is over.

So just put on the brakes and reassess in July.

Okay.

All right.

Well, that's that with the roses.

And we've got some other July gardening tips coming up today.

Oh, we do.

We definitely

do.

You know why? Why? Everyone thinks we kick back in July, but you don't.

You don't.

Okay.

It's a big work time.

All right, well, that's good to know and I'm going to learn a few things today, I'm sure, just like Jo from Lemon Tree Passage has.