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4. Provide shade Some plants may be more sensitive to sunlight, so move these into the shade to prevent them from drying out. Plants that prefer partial sun include hydrangeas, ferns, and begonias.

Weeds are easier to handle now before they take over. Clear a few feet around each plant to stop competition for nutrients and space. Replace faded spring annuals with heat-tolerant summer bloomers.