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Garden calendar · Central Europe

What to plant in June

In June you can plant and sow: vegetables (40), herbs (13), perennials (4), annuals (1).

Plant out: 28 · Sow outdoors: 34 · Start indoors: 3

40Vegetables13Herbs4Perennials1Annuals

Months are for Central Europe (northern hemisphere).

Vegetables in June

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Herbs in June

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Perennials in June

Annuals in June

Harvest in June

asparagus, beetroot, broad bean, broccoli, broccoli rabe (rapini), carrot, cauliflower, celeriac, celery, chard, endive, garden cress, garden rocket, garlic, kohlrabi, lettuce, onion, pea, potato, radish, rhubarb, spinach, turnip, Welsh onion

In flower in June

African Marigold, astilbe, basil, Batchelor's-Button, bigleaf hydrangea, bigleaf lupine, blackberry, bloody cranesbill, borage, Boston ivy, Bugle, busy lizzie, butterfly bush, candle larkspur, caraway, catmint, Caucasian stonecrop, Chinese peony, Chinese wisteria, chives, climbing hydrangea, Columbine, Common cosmos, common dandelion, common foxglove, common honeysuckle, common houseleek, common medlar, common olive, Common Poppy, common privet, common rock-rose, common sage, common thyme, common valerian, common yarrow, Common zinnia, coralbells, coriander, cranberry, creeping thyme, dill, Edging lobelia, elder, English lavender, fall phlox, feathered pink, French marigold, garden chervil, garden nasturtium, garden rose, garden strawberry, gaura, German chamomile, German iris, giant onion, grape vine, Great Burnet, greater masterwort, hardy geranium, hardy kiwi, hollyhock, Hybrid violet, Italian clematis, ivy geranium, Japanese barberry, Japanese euonymus, Japanese flowering-quince, Japanese holly, Japanese spirea, kiwifruit, kousa dogwood, lady's mantle, large-flowered clematis, lemon balm, lemon day-lily, lesser periwinkle, lily of the valley, lovage, Martagon lily, mossy saxifrage, oriental poppy, parsley, Petunia x atkinsiana, plains eryngo, pomegranate, Pot Marigold, purpletop vervain, raspberry, rhododendron, ribwort plantain, rose of Sharon, rosemary, rowan, saw-toothed hydrangea, Shasta daisy, shrubby cinquefoil, Siberian iris, Siebold's hosta, slender pride of Rochester, small-leaved lime, smoke bush, smooth hydrangea, southern catalpa, spiked speedwell, Spotted Dead-nettle, St John's wort, stinging nettle, sweet mock orange, sweet pea, threadleaf coreopsis, tulip tree, tussock bellflower, wall cotoneaster, wax begonia, weigela, wild garlic, wild strawberry, wintercreeper, woodland sage, woolly hedgenettle

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