Garden Notes: June 2025
Rainfall
- 5th: 0.01″
- 7th: 0.31″
- 8th: 0.19″
- 12th: 0.11″
- 13th: 0.51″
- 14th: 0.02″
- 16th: sprinkle
- 17th: 0.25″
- 19th: thunder
- 24th: 0.17″
- 25th: sprinkle
- 26th: 0.32″
- 28th: 0.03″
- Total so far: 1.92 inches
- range of nighttime lows: 57 to 72°F (14 to 22°C)
- range of daytime highs: 79 to 95°F (26 to 35°C)
Weather Notes:
- Fortunately, it hasn’t gotten as hot as our weather forecasts have predicted!
- Small rainfall amounts are welcome, but tend to evaporate out of the ground quickly.
- With the fairly frequent rain showers, the humidity has been high and so has the heat index!
Garden Notes
- Every day has been busy with preserving. The month began with daily picking and canning of peaches, cucumber pickles, or greens. I’ve been able to rotate these in a way to keep busy but not overwhelmed.
- Sadly, something ate all of my dill transplants so I’ve had to buy dill for the pickles.
- The peas are about done. I’ll have plenty of seed to save for next year. I should try some of the dried ones in soup this winter. Maybe make a pea powder?
- Lettuce all bolted by the end of the month, but little Swiss chard leaves are nice in salad.
- Cherry tomatoes came on toward the end of the month, so our salads are now mostly cucumber and tomato.
Planted
- sweet potato squash
- buckwheat
- sweet potato slips
- peaches
- lettuce, cultivated
- lettuce, wild
- snow peas
- lambs quarter
- Swiss chard
- oregano
- mulberries
- cucumbers
- daikon radish
- broccoli bites
- beets
- carrot
- blueberries
- cherry tomatoes
- slicing tomatoes
- Egyptian walking onions
- peaches, canned
- peach vinegar
- peach jam
- greens (mix of chard, kale, and lambs quarter), canned
- cucumber pickles, canned
- mulberries, frozen
- wheat berries, frozen
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| Garden pickings from early June |
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| Garden pickings from late June |
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| Jars of canned cucumber pickles |
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| Bucket of peaches |
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| Peaches and mulberries for breakfast |
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| Jars of canned peaches |
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| Making and canning peach jam |
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| Bell pepper plant in the African keyhole garden |
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| Preparing greens for canning: lambs quarter, kale, and Swiss card |
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| Simmering greens for hot pack canning |
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| Volunteer carrot. It grew in one of my greenhouse containers. It became a carrot raisin salad. |
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| Wheat harvest |
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| Preparing wheat for threshing. I use the dryer & golf ball method. |
Source: https://www.5acresandadream.com/2025/06/garden-notes-june-2025.html
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