The month of June is a month when you have to do a lot of gardening. Find out what gardening work you should do in June here.
Take a break and enjoy the green
Even if you should remember to take a break and enjoy the green in June, you still have to take a few get work done. This also includes many small jobs that are easy to forget. That's why we've listed a small selection of works that are particularly important in June and shouldn't be forgotten.
Gardening in June - 5 tasks
- Perennials should be prune now if you want them to bloom again in the fall. This includes, above all, the delphinium. You should cut this off 10 to 15 centimeters above the ground.
- You also have to cut off wilted flowers regularly, this gives the plant strength for new flowers. Unless you want to harvest seeds for offspring.
- Tulips should be moved to a different location every three years. As a result, they flower more beautifully and diseases are prevented. Now is the best time to implement.
- Bamboo multiplies particularly strongly. If you are not already working with a root barrier, you should cut off the foothills with a spade now.
- If you want to trim your hedge, pay attention to whether there are birds nesting in the hedge. If so, then it's best to postpone cutting the hedge.