June Gardening Guide

These daisies started blooming last week. Just in time for the beginning of June.

The warmer temperatures are definitely here to stay. After reviewing the almanac for the entire month of June, it appears that it is a wonderful time to share with y’all all of the information for you to get growing this Month in June. No, it’s not too late to plant! We still have plenty of warm days ahead to begin seeds, and enjoy flowers all summer long.

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June Gardening Guide

June 1-2 Planting Days
June 3-4 : Harvest Days
These lettuce seeds were planted in May and almost ready to harvest!
June 5-6 : Plant root crops, prune to encourage growth
June 7-8: Destroy weeds, and harvest crops . Wilkes County Hardware has a wide selection of weed control products… sprays and concentrate.
June 9-10: plant, transplant, prune to encourage growth, apply organic fertilizer. Black Wonder composting soil now back in stock!

June 11-12: Harvest crops

June 13-14 : plant, transplant, prune to encourage growth

WCH Recommends: Baccto potting soil

June 15-17: destroy weeds, harvest crops

WCH Recommends: A 2-4D concentrate will not harm your grass but targets the existing weeds.

June 18-19: plant, transplant, seed beds, prune to encourage growth, apply chemical fertilizer

By mid June your garden should be in full bloom!

June 20-24: Barren signs means a great time to do weed control. Never plant during a barren sign… slow to no growth. Never trim bushes or trees during a barren sign.

June 21st Marks the first day of Summer!

June 25-29: planting days resume. June 28-29 are good days to seed beds, apply chemical fertilizer.

June is a good time to address any emerging issues that you might have with your roses. Be proactive, and shop early to prevent any damage.

June 30th: Prune to discourage growth

No matter what you grow this year… flowers, vegetables or maybe both… just enjoy your surroundings. Happy Planting!

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