Vegetables Seeds to Sow in June

June, July and August in the UK is the Summer season. June is the month for first fruit and vegetables harvests and finally some sun and heat which will suddenly boost your plants growth.

Any seeds you sow in June will germinate quickly so it’s worth sowing seeds in the soil directly. Try peas, beans, lettuce, beetroot, spring onions and radish for quick crops in the next 1-3 months.

It’s also your last chance to get your Winter Cabbages sown as they take 6-8 months at least to grow! I always forget this but I love a savoy cabbage, so this year I am making a concerted effort to sow winter cabbage.

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Quick results, eating in 6-8 weeks = Sow French Beans direct into the soil.

Even Quicker results, eating in 4 weeks = Sow Radish direct into the soil,

To pick leaves all summer & Autumn = Sow Perpetual Spinach,

Colour that looks good amongst a sea of green = Sow Chard – choose peppermint, rainbow or rhubarb colours.

No bother of potting on but fancy a few salad leaves = Sow Lettuce, rocket or salad leaves mixed direct into the soil in pots by your back door.

To eat Homegrown tomatoes = Buy tomato plants and plant into a larger pot (too late for seeds).

Bored of the usual, want something a bit weird in the veg garden = Sow Kohl Rabi, a ball type Courgette or a harlequin or acorn Squash.

To have a Pumpkin ready by Halloween = Sow smaller Pumpkins at the beginning of June and you might just make it for Halloween.

To have veg ready in the late summer, early autumn = Sow Carrots, Beetroot, Turnips, Swede, Chicory.

To sow some herbs = Sow basil, parsley, coriander, chives, fennel, marjoram, mint, thyme & sage in pots by your back door.

To sow some bright insects attracting flowers to the veg garden = Sow Calendula, marigolds, lavender, nasturtiums, chive flowers.

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