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You can transplant your peonies in AugustThe garden was in top form in August. Before autumn slowly begins to set in, there is still a lot to do with gardening in August.
There is still a lot to do
In August there is not so much to do in the garden. But there are still some things you have to do. We have put together a few tasks for you here that you should do in August. Here are our 8 tips:
- Withered flowers should be cut off regularly so that the flowers can bloom for a long time. Most of the perennials form new flowers again and again.
- You should now cut hedges. But don't do this in the midday heat.
- Now it's time for a slight pruning for lavender too. The shoots are shortened by about 1/3. The big pruning then takes place in spring.
- If you have large perennials in the bed, now is the best time to share them. Dig them up and share them with a spade.
- If your peonies have grown too big, you can transplant them now. The plant should always divide the plants.
- Now is the time to plant steppe candles, lilies and evergreen trees. Don't forget to water or slurry the plants well.
- Do you have box trees in the garden and do you want to shape them? Then August is the best month for it.
- Water a lot this month when August is very dry. The plants will thank you with lush flowers.
