Arizona Garden in June - Which VEGETABLES & FLOWERS to PLANT & how to SURVIVE THE HEAT!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- June is a hot, dry month in Arizona. Find out what you can plant this month and how to help your garden survive the heat of an Arizona summer.
*Which FLOWERS and VEGETABLES to plant and whether to plant seeds or transplants.
*Which garden tasks should be done to help your garden survive the hot, dry month of June.
*Tips for harvesting and preserving, plus a garden tour of what's growing in my Arizona garden right now.
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I still find myself coming here year after year :)
I'm so glad! Thank you!
I would love to see this as a monthly series! I'm a gardening newbie and this is so perfect for us heat dwellers!
That's the plan. In the meantime if you have questions about a particular month, I have a blog post for each month of the year on my blog as well. growinginthegarden.com/category/this-that/this-month-in-the-garden/
You could sell the 12 month series as a dvd ! I would be interested in buying that very high quality guide . Thank you !
Look forward to your next monthly. Very helpful. It is going to be hot year
This is the best garden show for me! I live in Tucson. Since I’ve been following your advice, my garden is doing great! I’ve had more tomatoes this year than ever. Thanks, keep up the great work!
I'm so glad I found your TH-cam page. This is my 3rd summer with new construction backyard. So much to learn
You look familiar! Realized your my old next door neighbor! Every summer I try to grow flowers and always fail thanks to you I think I can do it this summer!
Hi, neighbor! Thanks for watching and saying hi!
Thank you for the flower information.
Your garden is colorful and very presentably. You are a master gardener on my book.
Thanks. Thanks for watching.
Love your channel thank you for doing this
Very helpful! Thank you 🙏🏼🥰
Beautiful...thank you for all the info ❤️ love it!
Thanks for watching Penny 😀
Love your food forest!
Thanks for giving us tips on what to plant this June...
My pleasure, thanks for watching.
Good info.
Thank you for sharing this! I was thinking I was pretty late in sowing some seeds . I’m in San Antonio, TX😃
I love your garden
Thank you so much. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful garden ❤
So nice of you, thank you.
Your videos are immensely helpful! I am totally flabbergasted by some of my plants. My cabbage and cauliflower won't form heads (too hot now?), my mulberry tree has some yellow patches of leaves (too much water or too little?) and my zucchinis are so puny it's hilarious. My cucumbers have numerous flowers but no fruits forming. Its my first year arizona gardening and I"m learning that maybe Fall gardening will be more successful for me! I am managing to keep all these plants alive though, which is quite an accomplishment considering zero rain and triple digits.
Keep it up! You've got this!
A great video again. You're voice is very calming 🙂
The Red Sun Sunflower is stunning and the Frog Eggplant is cute. Seeing them for the first time.. 👌
We are having a very hot summer in the UAE already n this is just the start..🥵 my balcony garden is struggling although I just get 4 hours of direct sunlight..
Thank you so much, I appreciate your kind words. My advice for containers is always get as large of a container as possible and fill it all the way with good soil. Hot summers make gardening a challenge for sure. Thanks for watching and hello from Arizona 🌵
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🌱🌷🌼Beautiful view
Thanks for watching.
I love your stuff. OK... You got me! *SUBSCRIBED*
you broke my heart at 2:49 (still mad love lady)
Thanks!
This lady is butiful..... as gud looking as her garden... gr8 job.... god bless u....
Thanks for watching.
Thank you from El Mirage Az. I had to chuckle as you named the name of the plants. They sound like diseases being named!
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😘thank you
You're welcome 😊
Baaaahahahaaa 😅
Where we live in Montana we just put our seeds and bedding plants in the garden today....
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Such a helpful video! Your garden is absolutely gorgeous. One question. U mentioned needing to harvest the Roma tomatoes when they turn pink to prevent the birds from getting them. So I’m guessing they’ll continue to ripen after being picked? Just keep at room temp?
Yes, I have a basket I keep them in on the counter. Tomatoes ripen quickest if you put them stem side down (which with Roma's is nearly impossible) but Roma's will ripen up within a day or two.
The garden looks nice even though we are frying in this heat .... :) Can you share tips about growing carrots for the next season like a how to post ? Do you have one ?
Sure, here's a post from my blog: growinginthegarden.com/five-tips-for-growing-carrots/
@@GrowingInTheGarden Thanks much !
@@GrowingInTheGarden Another question. Where did you get that arbor from ? mix of wood and metal looks pretty.
Nice garden. Where did you get your walkway arch trellis?
Thanks. From twobrothersmetalworks.com
I moved from Alabama to Mexico. I had a big garden and I want to start one here. It is 100 degrees and now I need to relearn how to garden in the desert home was zone 7. Any tips?
I found the link to your watering system on your website and I’m thinking about getting it but my question is can you lift it up to till the soil and do you have to disconnect it to do that? I would love to see a video about it. Thanks.
You can lift it up and to the side - Here's a video with more information: th-cam.com/video/GXMsLnxkOEU/w-d-xo.html
I planted my sweet potato slips given to me last month but the lizards ate them up. Next year I'll cage them. I did not suspect that the lizards would eat them. I have found they will eat anything young. Any tips on how to keep the lizards from chewing stuff to the ground (without hurting them) would be helpful. Thanks
I want to start gardening veggies in my backyard here in AZ. However I'm super new to this. What veggies and herbs can I plant now ?
Here's my blogpost that lists the ideas I talk about in the video. growinginthegarden.com/what-grows-in-arizona-gardens-in-june/ Hope that helps. Best of luck with your new garden!
@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you so much for the help!! Will definitely check it out and subscribe!
I’m a patio gardener and my tomatoes didn’t seem to get any bees. I put them outside and they look like they were frying. Can you you tell me what I need to do please?
None of my plants are doing anything. My tomatoes aren’t setting. Neither are my three tomatillo plants. Do you think fertilizing would help right now? Is it too hot? I’m in buckeye.
I’m so jealous of your garden. It’s beautiful!
June is the toughest months for us low desert gardeners. They are probably going into summer dormancy and trying to stay alive. If they stay alive through June, when the humidity of the monsoon comes they should perk up a bit. If they don't, then try planting again in late July or August. I wouldn't fertilize anything right now. Hang in there.
Growing In The Garden oooook no fertilizer. I figured it might be a bad time. Everything is definitely alive, so we will see. Thanks for your help!
Your green beans looked like they were sun burned. Do you let these continue and try to thrive or do you pull them? I have a bean bed that's starting to look a little sunburned and Im not sure if I should just pull them all and replant in another location with a little more shade.
Got several good harvests from these plants, but it's getting too hot for regular bush beans to do well. So if they are struggling (as these are) then I pull them. You can't replant the beans in another location. They don't transplant well. You could try giving them some shade where they are and see how they do.
I’m in Chandler and have a horrible time with whiteflies and spider mites. Any advice to control them during this time of year?
This is what I use amzn.to/3gKr9DH - you may have to replace them often at first, but once you break the reproductive cycle it slows them down.
Hi Angela, too late to plant June's seeds? Shall I focus on your July seeding recommendations?
I'd use the July guide at this point
@@GrowingInTheGarden Sounds good. Have a great Holiday weekend!
Where do you get lisianthus starters?? I’m in Gilbert!
Summerwinds Nursery often has them.
What types of fertilizer do you use to get the flowers to bloom in June? I planted my flowers in March after 3-4 weeks the flowers are gone. Doesn't look pretty anymore 🙁
I don't use a lot of fertilizer - I do add lots of compost to my soil regularly, I think that helps. Each year is so different.
Hello I live in East Mesa and I am considering replacing my lawn with Red Creeping Thyme. Can you suggest the best seed for this application.
I'm not sure, I haven't tried that before.
@@GrowingInTheGarden Thank you
teach us how to do sweet potato slips please.
Here's a video: th-cam.com/video/od3Es2QgkEk/w-d-xo.html
and Here's a blogpost growinginthegarden.com/a-fast-and-easy-way-to-make-sweet-potato-slips/
Hope that helps
Where did you get your arch trellises ?
th-cam.com/video/bYxpgkHQvYc/w-d-xo.html
Can I still grow watermelon at this time I’m also from Arizona in casa grande thank you
Watermelon does better when started earlier in the year, plant during March - April.
How do you get seeds from black eyed peas you buy from the store? We also live in a desert area but our big box stores have hardly any variety and hardly any organic.
www.nativeseeds.org/collections/cowpeas Native Seeds Search has a great selection of desert adapted seeds. They have a couple of black eyed pea varieties available right now.
@@GrowingInTheGarden Thank you.
2:36 I can not get my luffa to germinate for anything. I soak the seeds for 24hrs nothing. My next attempt will be to start indoors on a heat mat and try to place them outside as soon as the germinate in the evening.
I've had better luck with not soaking. They do like warm temps so a heat mat may help.
@@GrowingInTheGarden I do have a heat mat. Do I need to wait for 2 sets of leaves to form once they germinate or can I pluck them out as soon as they sprout and plant them in soil at night after the sun is down?
Where do you get your labels?
Amazon `amzn.to/3pHMe52
You don’t have shade for all your plants yet they’re thriving… how come my plants are turning crisp and some dying ?
Depends on the plant - some take full sun better than others.