18 Things You Can Plant in June, Whether You Have a Tiny Patio or a Huge Garden

by MOLLY WILLIAMS

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It’s summertime! That means it’s prime time for heat-loving plants of all kinds. Here is a starter guide for what to plant in your garden or containers this month.

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SAGE

BASIL

MELONS

CUCUMBERS

SCALLIONS

BEANS

Summer-Producing
Veggie Seeds

A lot of the summer producing veggies that we all love tend to grow faster if they’re planted in the early summer. The soil is warm and primed for seed germination and baby plant growth.

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Cosmos

Celosia

Marigolds

Sunflowers

Dianthus

Zinnias

Annual Blooms

It’s never too late to plant annual flowers. If you plant a new round of plants at the end of June, you’ll have fresh color until fall’s killing frost. 

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Herbs

Peppers

Greens

Squash

Corn

Sweet Potatoes

Second Crop

Late June is the time to start thinking about planting a second round of veggie crops. This is especially true if you want to stretch your available harvest into late summer and early fall.