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Your June Regional Garden To-Do Lists

What’s cheerier than a summer-flowering annual? Now’s the time to add those pops of color to your containers and perennial beds. *Photo: Fionuala Campion*

The heat has turned up across most of the country. Now is the time to get down to some serious gardening business. Whether you’re trying to keep the weeds at bay or still transplanting plants (hey, we’ve all gotten behind before), let the below lists help guide you to your best garden yet this year.

Other things to check out-

Don’t forget to check your My Region page to see what else is new from your the regional reporters in your area. Issue 194 is also out and has some great information and tips such as coneflower trial results, tomato tips, and more!

The Art of Watering

Heat-Loving Plants – Let’s Argue About Plants Podcast

Fourth of July Garden

Mid-Atlantic Regional Reports
Mid-Atlantic June Garden To-Do List
Midwest Regional Reports
Midwest June Garden To-Do List
Mountain West Regional Reports
Mountain West June Garden To-Do List
Northeast Regional Reports
Northeast June Garden To-Do List
Pacific Northwest Regional Reports
Northern California June Garden To-Do List
Midwest Regional Reports
Northern Plains June Garden To-Do List
Pacific Northwest Regional Reports
Northwest June Garden To-Do List
Southeast Regional Reports
South June Garden To-Do List
Southeast Regional Reports
Southeast June Garden To-Do List
Southwest Regional Reports
Southern California June Garden To-Do List
Southwest Regional Reports
Southern Plains June Garden To-Do List
Southwest Regional Reports
Southwest June Garden To-Do List

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