To Do:

  • Replace cool-weather vegetables that are going to “seed”.
  • Organically fertilize all crops by mid-month. Soil tests indicate we only
    need nitrogen!
  • Harvest peas, lettuce, spinach, beets, radishes, carrots and young
    onions (scallions) and June-bearing strawberries.
  • Harvest asparagus and rhubarb until mid-month.
  • Apply mulch (shredded leaves, straw, etc.) when the soil warms.
  • Tie leaves over cauliflower heads to whiten them. Tie up tomatoes on
    stakes or in cages.
  • Weed and water when necessary (if less than an inch per week). No
    sprinkling – water low at soil level not overhead.

NOTE: Start organic pest control early. Check plants for insect
damage. Pick off insects or use row covers. Use organic pesticides
only as a last resort. Remember, most pesticides kill both the good and
bad insects (including those that we want to attract for pollination!).

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