July sees us well and truly in the midst of the cooler months but that means it is also a great opportunity to tackles some of those jobs the hotter temperatures make difficult – or just plain uncomfortable. If you’re planning on creating a new path, digging a pond or building a new veggie garden, now is the time to get into it. You’ll build up a sweat but it won’t be as bad as trying to get it done while it’s hot.
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Winter is upon us. While June is usually a transiting month, July definitely has a cooler temperature and we may not feel like getting out there to do any gardening. But if food production is as important to you as it is for us, put your gumboots on and get planting!
Growing your own food provides a relaxing hobby. Your July garden chores are an excuse to take some time out in the garden on a regular basis, provide a great learning experience for the kids and helps you to know exactly where your food is coming from and what’s gone on it during the growing process.
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Growing a thriving garden in Perth comes with its own unique issues; we live in a hot and dry climate so it’s important to take care of gardens and lawns in the most appropriate way for our local environment.
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June is starting to get colder and it doesn’t really feel like the time to be doing much gardening. However, some veggies will grow nicely in Winter so don’t give it up completely! In this article we’ll give you a list of the fruit and veggies to plant in June in Perth.
Here is your list of veggies to be planted in June in our Perth Gardens, – note it isn’t an exhaustive list, just to get you started.
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Fruits and vegetables typically like six hours of sunshine every day so ensure that you place your vegie patch in a sunny spot, although some shade from the hot westerly sun is advised (in Summer). Don’t forget that conditions change throughout the year – particularly in relation to shade from surrounding buildings and trees – so consider the year round conditions before picking the right spot.
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This planting guide is a general reference intended for home gardeners. We recommend that you take into account your local conditions in making planting decisions. For specific advice, please contact Perth Gardening.
It is now the beginning of winter, and time to make sure your plants, gardens and lawn are ready for the colder temperatures on the horizon (even in Perth).
June is the month to make your citrus tree selections and get them planted. Talk to us for expert advice on the best varieties to suit your needs and your specific location.
For an overall winter plan – read our winter gardening tips for Perth here.
If you need help with your yard this June just contact the team at Perth Gardening – it’s what we do!