Come June, it’s pretty safe to assume the frosts are behind us (although nothing is guaranteed), so now is the time to plant out those varieties that have been brought on in the greenhouse. But still be cautious of rushing this, making sure your plants are well established before putting them through the transition to outside.

It’s an idea to still have some fleece or newspaper to hand to cover plants outside should a night frost be forecast. One way or another, June normally involves water! We’re either juggling crazy showers and dry spells in the garden, or it’s really warm and we’re never finished watering! Whichever June we get, remember to enjoy the garden, there’s lots to do, and all that water will help our lawns, plants and veggies grow.