Can I still sow something new in June?

Yes, June is ideal for succession sowings of bush beans, lettuce, fennel and sweetcorn. Wherever a spring crop has been harvested, the next one goes straight in.

How do I keep the bed moist enough in June?

I water deeply in the morning rather than a little often, so the roots grow downwards. A mulch layer of grass clippings keeps a raised bed surprisingly moist.

How fast do I get my plan?

Three steps, three minutes. Type your location, measure your bed, click the veg you like. I do the rest.

Free: one bed, full annual plan, PDF export — free and no account needed. Pro (multiple beds + weather + garden calendar + push & email reminders): €4.90/month or €39/year. Premium (with AI coach Stachi): €9.90/month or €79/year.

Does it work for a balcony planter?

Yes. From a 40×20 cm balcony box to a 3×1 m raised bed — same three steps, same outcome.

Do I need an account?

Not for your first plan — creating one works without signing in. You'll need an account once you want multiple beds, your plan on multiple devices, or weather reminders.

Plantable now

Still plantable in June

In June the garden is in full swing and the first radishes and salads are already reaching the plate. Too late to sow? By no means, because now is prime time for succession sowings and heat-loving crops like beans, cucumbers and sweetcorn.

Sow or set these out now

21 crops, tightest window first.

Chamomile
Direct sowlast week
Harvest ~wk 34–34
Dill
Direct sowlast week
Harvest ~wk 32–38
Nasturtium
Seedlinglast week
Harvest ~wk 34–42
Oregano
Seedlinglast week
Harvest ~wk 32–38
Bean
Direct sow1 wk left
Harvest ~wk 34–40
Celeriac
Seedling1 wk left
Harvest ~wk 50–50
Brussels sprouts
Seedling2 wk left
Harvest ~wk 50–52
Red cabbage
Seedling2 wk left
Harvest ~wk 48–48
Savoy cabbage
Seedling2 wk left
Harvest ~wk 42–52
Edamame
Direct sow3 wk left
Harvest ~wk 38–41
Lovage
Seedling4 wk left
Harvest ~wk 36–43
White cabbage
Seedling4 wk left
Harvest ~wk 42–47
Beetroot
Direct sow5 wk left
Harvest ~wk 36–45
Fennel
Seedling5 wk left
Harvest ~wk 38–44
Kale
Seedling5 wk left
Harvest ~wk 42–52
Borage
Direct sow6 wk left
Harvest ~wk 32–41
Broccoli raab
Direct sow11 wk left
Harvest ~wk 33–42
Spring onion
Direct sow11 wk left
Harvest ~wk 32–46
Garden cress
Direct sow12 wk left
Harvest ~wk 27–43
Arugula
Direct sow14 wk left
Harvest ~wk 30–44
Lemon balm
Seedling17 wk left
Harvest ~wk 32–39

Start indoors only

Begin on the windowsill, move to the bed later.

Sweet corn
Pre-growlast week
Harvest ~wk 40–40
Broccoli
Pre-grow2 wk left
Harvest ~wk 38–42
Romanesco
Pre-grow2 wk left
Harvest ~wk 40–44
Summer savory
Pre-grow4 wk left
Harvest ~wk 33–39
Cauliflower
Pre-grow6 wk left
Harvest ~wk 44–45
Endive
Pre-grow7 wk left
Harvest ~wk 36–47
Garlic chives
Pre-grow11 wk left
Harvest ~wk 32–44

Turn this into a bed plan

Pick location, bed size and vegetables — Stachi builds your year plan. Free, no account.

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Common questions

Can I still sow something new in June?: Yes, June is ideal for succession sowings of bush beans, lettuce, fennel and sweetcorn. Wherever a spring crop has been harvested, the next one goes straight in.
How do I keep the bed moist enough in June?: I water deeply in the morning rather than a little often, so the roots grow downwards. A mulch layer of grass clippings keeps a raised bed surprisingly moist.

Still plantable in June

Sow or set these out now

Start indoors only

Turn this into a bed plan

Monthly sowing reminder

Common questions