June is a time of growth. Not much planting, not much harvesting. Now is a good time to start experimenting with rain collection, composting, liquid organic fertilizers, and mulching techniques.
As a reminder, my list will be specific to my garden for now but will grow to encompass general strategies for my region and FDA zone, which is 5(b).
- cutting grass for mulch and compost
- Planting quick growing crops: bush beans, salad greens, radish
- Selling and gifting unplanted starts
- Build outdoor mushroom beds
- Mulch beds
- Mulch paths
- Turn compost
Harvest/Forage Schedule:
- Dryad Saddle Mushrooms
- Chanterelle Mushroom
- Chicken of the Woods
- Crown-tipped Coral Fungus
- Dead Nettle
- Hosta Leaves
- Chives
- Asparagus
- Kale
- Salad greens
- Spinach
- Radish
- Herbs
- Chiles/Capsicums
- Onion Tops
- Garlic Scapes
- Black Cap Raspberries
- Strawberries
- Day Lilly Buds
- Peas
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