Working outside in the summer can feel productive. The sun is out, the grass is growing, and the garden often needs more attention than usual. But high temperatures can quickly turn basic yard work into a tiring and risky task. Heat affects people, plants, lawns, and equipment. It can dry out soil, stress grass, wilt garden plants, and make outdoor chores harder on your body. That does not mean you have to ignore your yard when the weather gets hot. It means you need to work with more care. With the right timing, tools, and habits, you can keep your…
