Protect your Garden in a Heatwave
Here are some mighty helpful tips to help your garden get through, and dare I say it even thrive, in the extreme heat. Be prepared and protect your garden.
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- Garden chemical labels contain all the information required to use the products correctly and safely.
- Read directions carefully before using, including the safety directions,and use only for the purpose stated on the label.
- Avoid contact of spray (especially in concentrated form) or dust with skin, eyes and mouth.
- Avoid breathing fumes from sprays or dusts and spraying or dusting on windy or rainy days.
- Do not eat, drink or smoke whilst using garden chemicals, and wash your hands and face with soap and water thoroughly after use.
- Rinse all mixing and spray equipment thoroughly after each use.
- All garden chemicals must be stored in original containers only. It is against the law to decant them into other containers.
- Store all garden chemicals out of reach of children, preferably in a locked cupboard.
- Dispose of empty containers and unwanted garden chemicals safely. To dispose containers, wrap in paper, place in a plastic bag and put in the rubbish. For disposal of larger quantities of chemicals, contact your local council.
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