This year, spring has been very rainy and stormy, much to the delight of many plants that need a lot of water and suffer from the heat. According to the gardener to King Charles III, looking after your garden is an art.

Jack Stooks, head gardener to the British royal family, does his utmost to ensure that the royal garden is in bloom all year round, but also during the dry summer months. According to The Sun, he explained the crucial steps he takes to ensure the well-being of his garden.

Hiring a gardener means you can enjoy a garden in bloom all year round like King Charles

Throughout the year, it's essential to look after your plants. Having a garden requires daily maintenance, at all times of the year. Autumn and spring are France's favourite times to spend time outdoors, thanks to their pleasant temperatures, but winter and summer are also crucial times for plants to flourish all year round. In the United Kingdom, the gardens of King Charles are always radiant, full of flowers and in excellent condition.

The reason is none other than the presence and daily maintenance of Jack Stooks, the royal family's official gardener. There are many advantages to using a gardener. First of all, their knowledge and expertise help to optimise planting and, above all, to provide the necessary care at the right time. It also saves time and energy for the owners, who can enjoy a garden in bloom all year round.

King Charles' gardener shares the step not to be missed if you want your garden to be in bloom

King Charles' gardener has opened up about the tricks he uses in July to keep the royal garden in bloom all season long. Jack Stooks has been working for the Royal Family for over 20 years, applying the very best techniques. The crucial step not to be missed is that it is essential to feed and water your garden and flowers during the warm season to keep them looking their best. It is especially advisable to prune and cut back dead flowers, so that the plant's energy is concentrated in the fresh ones.

This will allow the flowers to continue to bloom and enjoy their brilliant colours. Jack Stooks went on to recommend that summer is the perfect time to mulch flowerbeds. There are a number of benefits to be gained from this, such as maintaining humidity during the heatwaves, but it will also prevent weeds from growing. What's more, the British monarch's gardener recommends staking large flowers to help them grow properly. He also gave advice on how to mow the lawn in summer.

Many tips can also be applied to the vegetable garden and the garden lawn

Taking care of your garden to encourage flower growth is a real art. So is mowing your lawn. In fact, there are several techniques for mowing your lawn in the best possible way, so that it develops at its best. According to Jack Stooks, you don't need to mow your lawn in summer as much as in the other months of the year. If it turns yellow, that's also normal - just cut it back a little and it will return to its beautiful green colour when the sun is less strong.

As for the vegetable garden, it's also essential to look after it well in summer. It's the ideal time to pick certain fruits and vegetables, such as courgettes, tomatoes, lettuces and beans. After harvesting, it's important to prune the plants to give them the energy they need to grow new fruit and vegetables.