Be on the lookout for garden pests in June. Place traps for apple maggots in your apple trees by the end of the month, ...

After a busy spring, June isn’t the time to slow down just yet. There’s still plenty to do to keep your garden healthy and ...

take a picture and head to the garden center. The summer vegetables should all be in the ground by the end of June. Your tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, and tomatillos need to be planted in early ...

Put on your hat, gloves and sunscreen and prepare yourselves for the hard summer months of gardening ahead. June is just the beginning.

As plants begin to grow and bloom, there is plenty of work for gardeners in June to manage their vegetable gardens and flower ...

As the official starting month of summer, June is a wonderful time to start working on your garden. Flowers bloom in abundance, fruit and vegetables flourish and the barbecues start making a more ...

June kicks off an active period for garden pests. Learn more about five common garden pests that arrive in June and how to ...

As the final day of spring slowly creeps into view, the countdown is on to get your garden looking prepped and ready in time for the long-awaited summer months. June means longer days and (hopefully!) ...

When it comes to gardening jobs for June, there are plenty. The start of summer brings lots of growth and a garden that’s bursting with colour and life. From watering and pruning plants to ...

With that in mind, social media personality Dave The Plantman hopped on TikTok to answer the burning question he gets bombarded with every June and ... he suggested garden enthusiasts "take ...

According to Michigan State University Extension’s Smart Gardening planner, June is a time for consistency, fine-tuning and keeping a close eye on things. Here are four garden tips to keep in ...

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