June is the month when the garden shifts into high gear, transforming from early awakening to a vibrant explosion of colour and life. As the soil truly warms and tender annuals take center stage, the priority shifts from gentle encouragement to active management and the joyful busyness of the summer season. It is the perfect time for continuous deadheading, watering, and enjoying the fruits of your labor
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Leave a saucer of water out for hedgehogs
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Continue putting out fat balls for birds
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Remove dark green shoots from Euonymus fortunei
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Time to prune your weigela
When it comes to keeping your weigela healthy and vibrant, timing is everything. The ideal window for pruning is right ...
Plant purple loosestrife around ponds.
If you are looking to elevate your bog garden or add a striking vertical element to the margins of your ...
Continue to plant out bedding
As we move through the heart of the season, there is still a fantastic opportunity to continue planting summer bedding ...
Enchanting Night-Scented Stock
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Sowing and Growing Nasturtiums in June
June is a fantastic time to get nasturtiums into your garden. If you missed the early spring rush, do not ...
Lawn care in drought
When a hot, dry spell settles in and the rain clouds seem to completely vanish, your lawn quickly starts to ...
Revitalise geraniums
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Pruning Wisteria
There is nothing quite like the romantic, cascading drama of a wisteria in full bloom. But once those stunning purple ...
Pinch out tomato side shoots
There is a quiet, almost meditative ritual to growing tomatoes that anyone with a bit of dirt under their fingernails ...
The June apple drop
Finding a carpet of tiny, unripe apples scattered across your garden floor can be a disheartening sight. If your fruit ...
Season of the rose
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