What to plant in June in Czechia
10 vegetables, fruits and herbs to sow or plant in June in Czechia, for the climate around Central Bohemia, Czech Republic.
Climate: A cold continental climate with hard winter frosts down to about -11 °C, a frost-free season roughly from late May to September, warm summers up to about 40 °C, and fairly even rainfall year-round, peaking in June to August.
Vegetables
Lettuce Lactuca sativa
Quick-growing and cool-season friendly, and it can be succession-sown from spring to early autumn.
Harvest: 45–60 daysEasyIn potsCare guide →
Carrot Daucus carota
Deep, sweet roots thrive in the mild spring and summer, and they store well into autumn.
Harvest: 70–90 daysEasyIn potsCare guide →
Tomato Solanum lycopersicum
Warm summer days ripen fruit outdoors when seedlings are planted after the last frost.
Harvest: 70–90 days after transplantingModerateIn potsCare guide →
Sweet pepper Capsicum annuum
Hot summer afternoons suit it, especially in a sunny spot against a south wall or on a balcony.
Harvest: 75–90 days after transplantingModerateIn potsCare guide →
Zucchini Cucurbita pepo
Vigorous and productive in warm summers, with plenty of rain for its shallow roots.
Harvest: 50–60 daysEasyIn potsCare guide →
Cucumber Cucumis sativus
Warm June to August weather gives strong growth and steady picking.
Harvest: 50–65 daysModerateIn potsCare guide →
French bean Phaseolus vulgaris
Warm soil from late May and summer heat produce heavy pods, and it can be sown until July.
Harvest: 55–65 daysEasyIn potsCare guide →
Herbs
Parsley Petroselinum crispum
Frost-tolerant and easy to grow in cool, moist soil, and it keeps producing through the summer.
Harvest: 70–90 daysEasyIn potsCare guide →
Dill Anethum graveolens
Quick-growing and happy in the long warm summer days, and it can be sown repeatedly.
Harvest: 40–60 daysEasyIn pots
Basil Ocimum basilicum
Needs warm nights and sun, so it is planted out in late spring and does best on a sunny balcony.
Harvest: 60–70 daysModerateIn potsCare guide →