15 Must-Sow Vegetables and Herbs in June

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[dr.froghopper]

I was stationed in Wales in the late 70’s. I grew to love the people and the accent. My friends are always surprised when I call out a Welsh person by their accent. They ask me how I know. If you know, you know. It’s in your heart!

[FearMyLadyBits]

Just wanted to say, I really appreciate the short intro. Some of these videos on gardening, they spend the first 5-10 minutes on their life stories, and I'm all "I just want to know how to grow better tomatoes!!"
Again, thanks.

[JC]

1.Coriander,  
2.Dill,  
3.Carrots,  
4.Beetroot,  
5.Peas,  
6.Kale,  
7. Courgette,  
8. Khol Rabi,  
9. Potatoes,  
10. Fennel,  
11. Swiss Chard and Perpetual Spinach,  
12. Runner Beens, Climbing beans and Dwarf Beans,  
13. Stem Lettuce/Celtuce,  
14. Turnips,  
15. Dwarf/Bush Beans

[lynnelliot]

Thanks Huw, with the extra zucchinis, u can grate them and freeze in bags. When u want to use them, thaw and squeeze out excess liquid them add garlic, salt, pepper, tumeric and some flour, form into fritters and cook

[ohio_gardener]

Perpetual Spinach, a member of the Chard family, is one of my favorites this time of year. All of the regular spinach varieties bold to seed as soon as the warm weather hits, but the Perpetual Spinach will grow and produce all summer long.

[tinanguyen]

The way he inspires is amazing. I watched him garden and started wanting to buy a piece of land in the valley to make a garden like him! thank you ! I have learned a lot of useful things

[emilybh]

if you sow the coriander/cilantro in a very shaded cool area where it only gets AM sun and dappled sun the rest of the time you can prevent bolting. I'm in zone 8A South Carolina and I thought growing cilantro here after trying to grow it in full sun was impossible until I tried growing it in the shade where it can be a good 15-20 degrees cooler than the sun and am finding it likes the cooler shady environment I've created for it.

[MrRKWRIGHT]

With all the ongoing food shortages, I'm finding it practical to not mow my lawn this year and neither are my neighbors- or use Roundup on the weeds with all the wild garlic and onions and dandelions - food all around us, edible plants aplenty through the wonders of organic gardening - using eggshells, banana peels and coffee grounds.   I'll bet at least some of those weeds would make a nice salad - accompanied by some nice pan roasted sunflower seeds . Plus, by not running a lawn mower, or using pesticides, I'm contributing less to the waste stream helping to preserve our precious planet. We're also leaving a couple of vacant abandoned houses alone   - so that we can forage from those yards as wel

[sjk]

Beautifully filmed. Inspired now in Northern Wisconsin to go outside and continue working on my garden. New property this year so starting everything from scratch on a shoestring. Thanks Huw.

[CloudedIdeas]

Courgette is great to bulk up homemade vegetable soup. A bunch of carrots, some celery, leek, brocolli with a few courgettes is delicious. It's delicious in stews too.

[lauramacinnes]

Brilliant, just sown parsley, dill, carrots, spinach, coriander, and purple basil. I have tomatoes, strawberries, beetroot, spring onions, lettuce, potato, peas, climbing beans and sweet corn ! This is my first year really really going for it, I have made mistakes but I'm loving learning so therapeutic, my garden is tiny but using space as best I can. Can't wait to grow garlic and more potatoes, wish I had room for brassicas. I have also made sure I have plenty marigolds and pollinator flowers. Love your videos thank you, also started my own mini compost system wish me luck x

[tombirney]

THX 4 rapid messaging on many plant varities, not just droning on to fill up time on your vlog and say stay tuned 4 next weeks vlog on x, y, or z plant. Great work, keep it up, love no in vlog commercials! G_dspeed Mr. Richards!

[Joyful-lwky]

I could probably stand to think about putting more things in the garden although feels like I'm still doing the initial planting. Sheep might have been making noise but what a cool site to see!!

[PlantObsessed]

The radish pods are amazing. I discovered them this year.

[happyplate]

Your videos are so incredibly enjoyable to watch. I've been trying to learn what I can grow in a small apartment and your videos are very inspiring!

[stuartalderson]

Thanks Huw you have given me loads of scope for my college vegetable plot keep up the brilliant work

[rachelespARhhh]

I absolutely love that those root crops will grow perfectly well together in a cluster. Those turnips were beautiful! I don't care for them either, but that was just so neat to see. The same with the beets.

[Greenthumba]

So basically now is the time to start cool crops from seed is what I got from this video. Thanks 😊

[for.the.love.of_plants]

Thank you for helping me not feel so behind in my plantings! I've been sowing most of the same seeds here in Oregon this week! A bit later than usual, but nevertheless we shall keep planting and harvesting! Thank you for all the wonderful content! 🌱

[dawnbielawski]

I'm growing most of these. Cilantro/coriander and fennel came back from seeds that dropped last year. You inspired me to plant runner and bush beans with your other videos and your recently published book. Thanks!