Zucchini can be one of the most prolific plants in your garden, but proper nutrients are key to grow fruit. When it comes to fertilizing, timing is everything.

Can you use fertilizer in hot weather? We speak to garden experts who answer whether you can use fertilizer in hot weather.

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Compost or composted manure are great choices, along with a balanced organic fertilizer such as Plant-Tone, which contains nitrogen along with other macro- and micronutrients.

In July, “June gloom” gives way to summer heat. Days are long. Tomatoes finally ripen. Summer fruits are warm on the tree. Late summer afternoons are made for lounging in the garden! • Garden in the ...

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As our long, hot summer starts its long cool-down, now is the time to plant vegetables and herbs in your garden. And cut back on fertilizer.

And now is the best time to get you summer plants in the dirt. “Those are things like your tomatoes, your peppers, squash, cucumber.