Somewhere between the last daffodil fading and the tomatoes starting to fatten, the garden changes. It’s not as obvious as the shift from winter to spring, but it’s there if you look closely. Slightly tired leaves, the odd gap where something’s finished early, and beds that once felt fresh now look a bit worn at the edges. This is usually around the time things settle and that’s when a quiet check-in makes all the difference. Nothing drastic. Just a bit of looking, trimming, feeding. These are the kinds of small but effective tasks that Fast Landscape Gardening focuses on to reset the pace and keep things ticking along smoothly through summer.
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