The hottest season of the year is coming, for those of us in the north, and summer vacation is approaching, so today we are getting ready to see what to sow and plant in June. In fact, if everything around us seems to stop and ask for a vacation, this is not the case of the garden, which is entering one of its prolific moments, both in terms of harvests and new crops.
In June in the northern hemisphere, temperatures begin to get warmer and warmer. These factors help the land prepare for a new planting season. Now is a good time to start preparing the ground for summer planting.
It is recommended to loosen the soil again, remove weeds, add organic fertilizer and carry out a soil test, because is to measure the pH or for calculate fertility, as we have already done when spring arrives, to determine how to improve the quality of it necessary for the crops that we are going to start sowing or planting in June. It will help to have a healthy and productive garden.
We can also take advantage of stake peas and for staking tomato plants.
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What to sow in June
Now let’s see what to sow in June, what crops are ideal for this time in the garden and some features. Remember that there is much more additional information in the series of articles on each culture, with all the needs, care, harvests and more.
artichokes
Artichokes can be sown from March to June, and since their harvest period is 22 months, they would be there in April in two years.
Kidney beans or dried beans
Beans or dry beans are grown from February to June, and the term is between 5 and 7 months, so the planting will now be harvested in November-December.
Celery
Celery can be sown from September to June, and since its harvest period is 4 months, in October we could already start enjoying this vegetable. It is advisable to stagger your crop, so as not to have 5 or 10 celery to harvest at the same time.
zucchini
Another vegetable that can be planted in June is zucchini. plant zucchini It is something that we can do this month, and if we do it from the sowing of its seeds, we can do it from February to May, for which in June we transplant in the ground or in the terrace. It is a harvest that takes between 3 and 5 months, so between August and October it will already be ready to harvest.
pumpkins
As we have already seen in the article on what to sow in March, pumpkins can be started from March to June. with a period of 4-5 months, so in October-November we can already enjoy it.
thistles
Thistles can be planted from April to July, so in 5 months, that is, in November, they can be harvested.
parsnip
Parsnip can be sown from March to October, so if starting in June, as the harvest would be 5 months later, the harvest would be in November.
cabbage
We can sow different varieties of cabbage, such as Brussels sprouts and red cabbage. We recommend that you consult the planting calendar for more information on these two cultures.
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Other crops to plant or sow in June
There are more crops we can plant like chicory, cauliflower, kohlrabi, escarole, fennel, bush beans, green beans, fruits like strawberries, aromatic fruits like lavendercorn varieties like sweet corn and popcorn, and year-round crops like Swiss chard and carrot.
What to sow and plant in June in the southern hemisphere
In June, the orchard of the southern hemisphere prepares for the arrival of winter. Fall crops begin to ripen and be harvested, while winter crops begin to prepare for planting.
Crops that can be sown in June in the southern hemisphere are Swiss chard, garliccelery, borage, spring onions, spinach, snow peas, green peas, beans, lentils, lettuce, radishes, tomatoes and carrots.
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