Here's What You Should Plant in June, According to Gardening Experts originally appeared on Parade Home & Garden. If you’re late to the game or haven’t started the process of planting vegetables and ...

June brings the heat—and with it, the perfect conditions to get your summer garden growing strong! This month marks the heart of the season, which promises long, sunny days, warm soil, and endless ...

Though we may already be blowing up the kiddie pool to declare the start of summer, technically summer doesn’t arrive until the solstice around June 20. That means early June is still considered late ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Things start heating up in your garden when summer rolls around. Oftentimes, gardeners think that ...

Tomatoes are the stars of summer gardens and farms. Large, juicy heirlooms bring an irreplaceable flavor to BLTs, cherry varieties pop with a tangy sweetness, and paste types bring a solid texture ...

Finding the best plants for your garden during the summer can be a struggle. We’re finally past the coldest months of the year, but sometimes, it might be too hot or unpredictable to start ...

Summer brings new crops, and that means a different array of pests. Whether you’re growing a field full of tomatoes, an orchard of peaches, or a diverse market garden, pests are likely to affect some ...

Temperatures soared in late April. Coupled with long periods without rain, the high temperatures have made gardening challenging in our area. Frequent watering, especially of new plantings, is a ...

If you’re late to the game or haven’t started the process of planting vegetables and flowers in your garden, the good news is that you still have plenty of time to plant many crops in June. “June is a ...