Seeds to sow in June
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Not sure what to grow in June? Here are our top seeds to sow this month.There are plenty of seeds you can sow this month, from leafy oriental greens such as pak choi to heavenly night scented stocks and fragrant herbs such as basil or lemon grass.
Grow it your way this month!
Veg to sow in June
From plant to plate, grow favourites such as beans, asparagus, artichoke, cauliflower, carrots, cress, fennel, kale, kohlrabi, lettuce, onions, radicchio, radish, spinach, alfalfa, fenugreek, red cabbage, wheatgrass, rocket, sweet corn, Swiss chard, turnip, spring onion, watercress, courgette, marrow, cucumber, winter cabbage, beetroot, broccoli, chicory, salad leaves, courgette, pak choi and swede.
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Delicious, fresh and homegrown, explore all of the vegetable seeds available to sow and grow this month.VIEW ALL VEGETABLE SEEDS
Flowers to sow in June
Sow beautiful blooms such as winter flowering pansies, echinacea, verbena, sweet William, forget-me-not, foxglove, dianthus, calendula, godetia, nasturtiums, nigella, sunflowers, hardy fuchsia, dahlias plus lupins and delphiniums for flowering next year.
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Grow your own beautiful blooms for delightful displays of colour and scent.VIEW ALL FLOWER SEEDS
Herbs to sow in June
Elevate your meals by growing your own basil, chervil, chive, coriander, dill, garlic chives, lemon grass, parsley, sorrel, mustard, oregano, rosemary and borage.
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Hearty herbs for flavourful meals packed full of homegrown goodness.VIEW ALL HERB SEEDS
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