What You Can Still Plant in June and Still Get a Harvest and Masses of Flowers
June is far from too late to sow and plant. With warm soil and long days, you can still raise fast vegetables, useful herbs and flowers that will bloom right into autumn.
June is far from too late to sow and plant. With warm soil and long days, you can still raise fast vegetables, useful herbs and flowers that will bloom right into autumn.
Early summer is a key moment for pruning, but timing matters. Learn what to cut back in June for healthier growth and better flowering, and what to leave alone to avoid losing blooms or disturbing nesting birds.
Early June is the make-or-break moment for hardneck winter garlic. Removing the flower scapes at the right time helps the plant put its energy into bigger, better bulbs—and the scapes are delicious, too.
June is the month when garden growth accelerates and small mistakes quickly turn into lasting problems. Focus on the few high-impact jobs that protect plants, conserve moisture and keep crops productive.