Summary
Hanging baskets that looked vibrant in spring can become overgrown and tired by August, but gardeners can easily revive them for fall. Gardening Know How recommends deadheading faded flowers and removing dead or diseased foliage to encourage fresh growth. Trim about one-third of leggy stems to restore balance and stimulate denser shoots. Check soil moisture carefully and water thoroughly when dry. Gardeners can also fill empty spaces with fast-growing flowers suited to the basket’s light conditions and add fresh potting soil if needed. Finally, apply a diluted liquid fertilizer to replenish nutrients and support continued foliage growth and flowering through the fall season.
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