What to plant in June in zone 10

USDA zone 10 has winter lows of 30 to 40°F, a typical last spring frost around Jan 30 and first fall frost around Dec 15, roughly 330 frost-free days. June is the "peak growing season" there.

4 crops have a sowing or planting window this month.

Dates come from the typical frost dates of USDA zone 10 (last frost Jan 30, first frost Dec 15). A zone covers many climates, so for dates tuned to your town use the planting calendar, or pick your state below.

Peak growing seasonSow or plant: 4Start indoors: 0Harvesting: 10

Zone 10: planting activity through the year

77
69
27
9
9
4
3
3
18
30
26
54
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Frost riskFrost-free: Jan 30 – Dec 15
Bars count the vegetables, herbs and fruit with a sowing or planting window in each month, from the state’s average frost dates. 4 have one in June; the busiest month is January (77).

Harvesting in June

First harvests expected this month from crops sown or planted on time earlier in the season.

Leek · Apr 26 – Jun 15Parsnip · May 3 – Jun 2Salsify · May 6 – Jun 15Pumpkin · May 7 – Jun 6Rosemary · May 7 – Jun 6Celery · May 10 – Jun 19Luffa (Loofah Gourd) · May 14 – Jul 13Peanut · May 17 – Jul 6Sweet Potato · May 21 – Jun 20Chayote · Jun 13 – Jul 13

Peak growing season: June garden jobs in zone 10

  1. Water deeply two or three times a week rather than a little every day - about an inch a week, more in heat. See watering a vegetable garden.
  2. 26 weeks until the average first frost (December 15). Plan the fall garden now - most fall crops are sown 8-12 weeks before first frost. See the fall and winter garden guide.
  3. Check the undersides of leaves twice a week - catching pests early is most of the battle (pest identification guide).
  4. Harvest often: leek, parsnip, salsify, pumpkin should be coming in. Picking regularly keeps beans, squash and cucumbers producing.

Questions gardeners ask

What can I plant in zone 10 in June?

4 crops have a window in June: . The tables above give the exact dates for each.

When are the last and first frost in zone 10?

The typical last spring frost is around Jan 30 and the first fall frost around Dec 15. These are broad zone averages, so your own town can be a week or two either side: look yours up by ZIP code in the planting calendar.

What can I harvest in zone 10 in June?

From plantings made on time: leek, parsnip, salsify, pumpkin, rosemary, celery, luffa (loofah gourd), peanut, sweet potato, chayote.

June in states with land in zone 10

ArizonaCaliforniaFloridaNevadaTexas

Zone 10 in other months

JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberZone 10 overview →

What to plant in June in other zones

Zone 3Zone 4Zone 5Zone 6Zone 7Zone 8Zone 9All states →

Dates are computed from the zone’s typical frost dates and each crop’s timing in our crop database. Your garden may be a week or two either side.