Garden jobs for June

What to do in your garden and greenhouse this June

Lift and store tulip bulbs after flowering
Gently lift your tulip bulbs with a fork after flowering and the foliage has turned yellow. Remove any remaining foliage allow the bulbs to dry and store them in a paper bag.

Support hollyhocks and delphiniums using a sturdy cane
As the summer continues, tall-growing plants such as hollyhocks and delphiniums will require supporting to protect them from wind damage.

Harvest leafy salads
Harvesting leafy salads is best done in the early morning or late afternoon when temperatures are cooler. This helps preserve the freshness and flavour of the greens.

Apply shade to your greenhouse
As the the days get warmer, greenhouse are prone to overheating. Protect your plants from excess heat by providing shading and ventilation.

Continue deadheading
This encourages further blooming and maintain the overall health and appearance of your plant.

Apply tomato feed regularly
Tomato feed, also known as tomato fertilizer or tomato plant food, is specifically formulated to provide essential nutrients to tomato plants (and some others), promoting healthy growth and maximising fruit production.

Feed your houseplants once a week with liquid fertiliser
Feeding houseplants once a week can be a good general guideline, but it’s important to note that different plants have varying nutritional needs and may require different feeding schedules.