Knock Outs have two main flushes (spring, fall) with a 4–6 week rest. No buds now is normal. To encourage fall flush, apply tomato fertilizer once (high phosphorus). Water deeply; mulch. Deadhead spring blooms if not done.
Fall bloom will arrive as temperatures moderate.
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