June is the month of mid-summer. You can tend your patch until late in the evening and make the most of the long days.
Most summer crops can still be sown, although it is getting a little late for courgettes, winter squashes and cucumbers (sow until early June). Keep on top of your salad sowing now and after solstice sow chicory, orientals, kohlrabi and Florence fennel which won’t bolt as quickly with the days getting shorter again.
It is not too late to direct sow flowers like poppies, zinnias, calendula, cosmos, sunflowers, or nasturtium.
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Asian Greens Seeds (7)
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Basil Seeds (6)
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Beans (12)
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Beetroot Seeds (6)
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Cabbage Seeds (5)
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Calendula Seeds (3)
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Carrot Seeds (4)
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Chard Seeds (6)
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Chicory and radicchio Seeds (8)
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Cosmos Seeds (6)
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Courgette Seeds (6)
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Cucumber Seeds (3)
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Fennel Seeds (1)
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Kale Seeds (7)
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Kohlrabi Seeds (2)
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Lettuce Seeds (19)
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Nasturtium Seeds (3)
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Parsley Seeds (2)
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Parsnip Seeds (1)
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Poppy Seeds (9)
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Rocket Seeds (2)
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Spring onion seeds (2)
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Squash and Pumpkin Seeds (9)
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Sunflower Seeds (6)
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Swede Seeds (2)
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Sweetcorn Seeds (1)
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Turnip Seeds (2)
