What to Plant in June — USDA Zone 10b

Here's everything you can start, transplant, sow, and harvest in June in USDA Zone 10b. This zone has an average last spring frost around January 1 and first fall frost around December 31, with a growing season of approximately 364 days.

There are 35 planting activities for June in Zone 10b.

Zone 10b Year-round

365 days

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Last Spring Frost No frost

➔ 365 growing days ➔

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First Fall Frost No frost

Harvest in June

Plant	Type	Days to Maturity
Ageratum	Flower	60–75 days
Alpine Strawberries	Fruit	90–180 days
Anise	Herb	90–120 days
Artichoke	Vegetable	120–180 days
Begonias	Flower	70–90 days
Belgian Endive	Vegetable	110–150 days
Cardoon	Vegetable	120–150 days
Celosia	Flower	60–90 days
Chayote	Vegetable	120–180 days
Cosmos	Flower	60–90 days
Cumin	Herb	100–120 days
Dahlias	Flower	70–120 days
Daylily	Flower	60–90 days
Gaillardia (Blanket Flower)	Flower	70–100 days
Geraniums	Flower	70–100 days
Gladiolus	Flower	70–100 days
Hot Peppers	Vegetable	70–120 days
Impatiens	Flower	60–75 days
Jicama	Vegetable	120–180 days
Leeks	Vegetable	90–150 days
Lemongrass	Herb	75–120 days
Loofah	Vegetable	100–150 days
Luffa	Vegetable	90–150 days
Marigolds	Flower	50–70 days
Nasturtium	Flower	55–65 days
Petunia	Flower	70–90 days
Portulaca	Flower	50–70 days
Rosemary	Herb	80–180 days
Roses	Flower	90–180 days
Salvia	Flower	70–90 days
Snapdragon	Flower	70–100 days
Strawberries	Fruit	90–365 days
Sunflower	Flower	70–100 days
Vinca (Annual)	Flower	70–90 days
Zinnia	Flower	60–70 days

Plant varieties + growing data

Soil survey + temperature data

Drought monitoring

Household-consumption benchmarks

Derived

Other

Frost dates

Modeling

Precipitation + climate normals

Curated

Pest + disease pressure

Local extension offices

Daylight hours + sun data

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