14 Seeds to Plant in June - [Zones 9 and 10]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2020
- The weather has really warmed up for those of you in Zones 9 and 10 and summer has arrived. But that doesn’t mean you can’t still be planting in your garden. There are at least 14 seeds or seedlings that you could still be planting in your garden during the month of June.
Your garden planting priorities in Zones 9 and 10 start to shift in June. Your garden should be well established now and your planting efforts will be around filling in empty spots or replacing plants that have failed or have finished with their harvests.
Even though it is late in the season there are still many crops that can be planted. Here’s the list:
Beans
Summer Squash
Potatoes
Corn
Cucumbers
Tomatoes
Melons
Winter Squash
Kale
Malabar Spinach
New Zealand Spinach
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Ha! Winter squash. Mine didn’t come up so I got a new packet and dropped them in the ground. Suddenly we had the miserable 111 day and I was worried the garden would die. Nope. Those butternuts came up that very week! And a stray chard seed from times past was next to them and came up, too. And now all thriving despite the heat.
Glad to hear it!
1:56 starts
Zone 10 here, this video was helpful. Thank you for this video!
I literally look forward to this video every month!!! Im in zone 9 and growing pineapples from pineapples and theybare doing well. Garlic is also doing well, and chick peas
I've always wanted to try a pineapple!
@@StoneyAcresGardening super easy!!! I got 3 growing. They seem to grow all year round here in fl
Garlic… I cant grow garlic or onion- in FL … or corn!
Southern/black eyed peas are still good right now. (I'm in Zone 9) Peppers and eggplants typically do okay in June as starts rather than seeds.
Oh!! I am starting my spaghetti squash now! ..
Awesome!
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed!!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome! Thank you for your expertise, first time listener and I’ll definitely be back😊
Welcome!
very informative video. thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Great information Thank You for sharing 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I'm very visual and it would help to show pictures and short clips with your list. Thank you for the advice on what to plant.
I do that with many of my other videos, but these planting guides are just lists and I try to keep them simple and short.
SO helpful! thank you! subscribed:)
Yay! Thank you!
I am in zone 10. Thanks.
You're Welcome!!
awesome video, i just started my own garden a month ago its been coming along nicely but a learning process. I enjoy watching educational videos! What would you suggest is the best for a desert? I like in the Coachella Valley so it gets quite hot and dry here. I just recently planted a Moringa tree and it seems to be doing well it just sprouted a week ago.
I grow peanuts in zone 10 during the summer months too
That's a great one to add to the list, thanks!!
I think you might have missed sweet potatoes. And I would love to find out about what flowers can still be planted now in zone 9 & 10 (sunflower? Zinnia?)
I think in zone 9 you should have any problems with both sunflowers and Zinnia. You still have a long growing season ahead of you!
When will you be doing Seeds to Plant in July and August for zone 9? I'd like to order my seeds and getting the beds ready for July and August planting.... :) Love your videos.
Thanks Lorranine, I'm hoping to have the july video out next week.
@@StoneyAcresGardening Fantastic!
@@StoneyAcresGardening One more question. I am in Northern California in zone 9a (30 minutes north of Sacramento). Our summers start early and by June can see days of high 90's and low 100's. In winter we see temps as low as 25 -30 and our last frost date is around April 10th...so when listening to your other videos, would I wont to go by zone 7 and 8, since your 9 and 10 zones seem to be geared more for Florida and Southern Cal, which has milder summers and warmer winters than what we get up here in Northern California. Thanks for any input.
I will look through your videos to learn about your watering system. I see the PVC pipes and am curious.
Here's a link to one of them,
th-cam.com/video/WGzaXJEjYVw/w-d-xo.html
I live in California zone 10b and so far we have had may grey and June gloom and temps in the 60s and low 70s. Weird weather and seeds very slow to start. When would you start okra here?
Any time now would be fine.
In starting these crops (cantaloupe melons, acorn squash swiss chard, etc.) in June, should I start from seed or seedlings?
I am a beginner gardener!
In Zone 9/10 either would be fine.
It was 112 yesterday
Whew!!
I live on the North-coast of Oregon... all maps say we are zone 9a, but we have cool summers, in fact this year our average temp has been in the sixty’s... I feel like some of my plants are stunted or are growing slow... anything I can do?
Yeah the Pacific North West has some summer time challenges. On person I might suggest you follow is Melissa Norris over at Pioneering Today. She lives in your area and might have some good advice for you!
Isn’t to late for potatoes? I just planted sweet potatoes. Thanks
Can I plant jalapeños? Or peppers?
Yes you should be fine with some peppers still.
Here's your Zone 9 and 10 planting guide for June! Enjoy!
Let me know if I need to add anything to the list!!
Is this channel meant for zone 9 and 10 primarily? Am looking for so cal gardening channels
I cover all zones with the planting guides. But I live in Zone 6 b Utah.
We live in an apartment zone 9 and get partial shade,can you please tell me my best options to plant
With part shade you are mostly limited to leafy greens. Lettuce, spinach, kale, etc.
@@StoneyAcresGardening Thank you 😊
California belongs to zone 9 n 10 i guess CMIIW
Coastal regions are mostly 9 and some 10, but as you move inland there are 8 and 7 and even some 6 in the mountains.
@@StoneyAcresGardening inland can also be 9. We're in Placerville which is inland foothills and we"re a 9.
Can you share your favorite companies to buy GMO, heirloom, and organic seeds? Thank you.
I'm assuming you meant Non-GMO. You can't buy GMO seeds for your garden. I buy most of my seeds locally from Mountain Valley Seeds. But I also like MI Gardener, and Johnny Seeds. There is a small company called Seeds for Generations that is a family run company that also does a great job!
Kindly raise your volume on your videos- too low.
I'm sorry your having troubles. I just checked it and everything sounds okay on my end. There isn't really a way for me to change the volume level on TH-cam.
@@StoneyAcresGardening just a few sections were low on my phone- had volume up all the way and couldn’t hear you- good video though and yea I know you can’t raise the volume on it once it’s rendered and uploaded- just in the future… you’re better to be loud then quiet- push your volume into the yellow in your editing settings- I’m a producer ❤️ just friendly advice… good for you on your channel- you’re great! Thanks for the reply-