June garden work [before the rainy season] pulling out / cutting / seeding / rose diseases 

The roses of May and the mountain hydrangeas of early June are over, but the plants
The Juneberry trees, which I thought I had pruned well in the winter, are growing thicker and thicker.
The Juneberry tree, which I thought I had pruned well in the winter, looked crowded with leaves.
I cut off the thick branches of the Juneberry tree, which I thought I had pruned well in winter.
Most of the garden is made up of native grasses and spills.
Spring flowers and summer perennials are starting to grow and the garden is very crowded, so I pulled them out, cut them down, and picked spring flowers.
I pulled out, cut, and collected seeds of spring flowers.
It was a good time for cuttings, and I took cuttings with runners to increase the hard-to-find centipede grass.
I took cuttings.
Roses will be more prone to black spot disease from now on.
Instead of spraying chemicals, I sprayed granule medicines at the base of the plants.
It does not prevent black spot disease completely, but it seems to be effective to a certain extent.
I think it is effective to a certain extent.
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