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Lunar sowing calendar for gardener for June 2017indicating the lunar phases,L positionunyin the signs of the Zodiac, as well as with recommendations for gardeners and gardeners

The gardener's lunar calendar for June 2017 indicates Moscow time.

Lunar sowing calendar for June 2017 for gardeners and gardeners with recommendations for every day (supplement)

In the first ten days of the month, you can begin green grafting of grapes. June is also the most auspicious month for collecting medicinal herbs such as: flowers of cornflower, lily of the valley and chamomile, strawberry fruits, nettle and plantain leaves, St. John's wort.

Work in the garden in June to care for fruit trees is carried out as necessary. During this period, they are engaged in the formation of crowns, removing fattening shoots, pinching and bending. Carrying out these procedures contributes to the speedy ripening of fruits and berries. Activities to combat diseases and pests continue. Branches affected powdery mildew must be cut and burned.

In June, trees grow intensively, so regular heavy watering is recommended, especially if the weather is dry. Generous watering prevents premature fruit drop. In June, post-harvest work begins on the strawberry beds (weeding, watering, loosening, removing excess tendrils, fertilizing).

In the garden, work continues on planting seedlings, which began in May. Greenhouses and greenhouses emptied of seedlings are planted with cucumbers and peppers. In June, the planting of seedlings of late cabbage and tomatoes is completed. The first flowers on cucumbers are picked off, giving the plants the opportunity to gain good growth. Watering is carried out warm water, and under no circumstances should water get on the leaves. In June, thin out parsley, carrots and beets. Planted tomatoes, peppers and cabbage are fertilized and watered, tomato bushes are formed, and the shoots are plucked out if necessary. Spraying with ash against cruciferous flea beetle. If the area is empty before winter, it can be sown with legumes and grains; they are an excellent green fertilizer.

At the end of the month, carrots, daikon and radish (for northern regions) are re-sown for winter storage, as well as lettuce, arugula, dill, spinach. Tarragon is planted.

Lunar sowing calendar for the period from June 1 to June 10, 2017 for gardeners and gardeners

June 1, 2017, 7-8 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Virgo (Root Day). Thursday. We plant bulbous flower crops and vegetable seedlings.

June 2, 2017, 8-9 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Virgo (Root Day). Friday. We take care of gooseberry, raspberry and currant bushes.

June 3, 2017, 9-10 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Libra (Flower Day). Saturday. We prepare plant materials for medicinal purposes.

June 4, 2017, 10-11 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Libra (Flower Day). Sunday. Working with strawberries is favorable. We plant and replant shrubs.

June 5, 2017, 11-12 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Libra (Flower Day). Monday. We root the cuttings, water, mulch, feed and hill up.

June 6, 2017, 12-13 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Scorpio (Leaf Day). Tuesday. We sow seedlings of cauliflower and broccoli for late consumption.

June 7, 2017, 13-14 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Scorpio (Leaf Day). Wednesday. Sowing green manure in the garden. Watering.

June 8, 2017, 14-15 lunar day. Growing Moon in Sagittarius (Fruit Day). Thursday. We carry out preventive spraying against pests.

June 9, 2017, 15-16 lunar day. Moon in Sagittarius (Fruit Day). Full moon at 9:07. Friday. Day of rest!

June 10, 2017, 16-17 lunar day. Waning Moon in Sagittarius (Fruit Day). Saturday. We thin out thickened seedlings and remove excessively set fruits.

Lunar sowing calendar for the period from June 11 to June 20, 2017 for gardeners and gardenerswith recommendations for every day

June 11, 2017, 17-18 lunar day. Waning Moon in Capricorn (Root Day). Sunday. We carry out soil fertilization, as well as foliar feeding.

June 12, 2017, 18-19 lunar day. Waning Moon in Capricorn (Root Day). Monday. We weed and send plant remains into the compost heap.

June 13, 2017, 19-20 lunar day. Waning Moon in Aquarius (Flower Day). Tuesday. Weeding.

June 14, 2017, 20 lunar day. Waning Moon in Aquarius (Flower Day). Wednesday. Application of herbicides against weeds.

June 15, 2017, 20-21 lunar days. Waning Moon in Aquarius (Flower Day). Thursday. We continue the work of the previous two days.

June 16, 2017, 21-22 lunar day. Waning Moon in Pisces (Leaf Day). Friday. We carry out repeated sowing and planting vegetable crops.

June 17, 2017, 22-23 lunar day. Waning Moon in Pisces (Leaf Day). Saturday. Watering, mowing the lawn.

June 18, 2017, 23-24 lunar day. Waning Moon in Aries (Fruit Day). Sunday. We are engaged in pinching tomatoes, pinching out the growing points of cucumbers.

June 19, 2017, 24-25 lunar day. Waning Moon in Aries (Fruit Day). Monday. We carry out summer vaccination fruit trees.

June 20, 2017, 25-26 lunar day. Waning Moon in Taurus (Root Day). Tuesday. Weeding, application mineral fertilizers into compost heaps.

Lunar sowing calendar for the period from June 21 to June 30, 2017 for gardeners and gardenerswith recommendations for every day

June 21, 2017, 26-27 lunar day. Waning Moon in Taurus (Root Day). Wednesday. Do not plant plants and water them.

June 22, 2017, 27-28 lunar day. Waning Moon in Gemini (Flower Day). Thursday. We work in the flower garden.

June 23, 2017, 28-29 lunar day. Waning Moon in Gemini (Flower Day). Friday. We prepare plant materials for medicinal purposes.

June 24, 2017, 29, 30, 1 lunar day. Moon in Cancer (Leaf Day). New moon at 05:27. Saturday. Day of rest!

June 25, 2017, 1-2 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Cancer (Leaf Day). Sunday. Watering all plants in the garden and vegetable garden.

June 26, 2017, 2-3 lunar day. Growing Moon in Leo (Fruit Day). Monday. We plant tomatoes and pinch out the growing points of vegetable plants.

June 27, 2017, 3-4 lunar day. Growing Moon in Leo (Fruit Day). Tuesday. We continue the work of the previous day.

June 28, 2017, 4-5 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Virgo (Root Day). Wednesday. We thin out and pick out seedlings of perennial grasses.

June 29, 2017, 5-6 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Virgo (Root Day). Thursday. We carry out green cuttings berry bushes.

June 30, 2017, 6-7 lunar day. Waxing Moon in Libra (Flower Day). Friday. We collect seeds from faded perennial flowers.

Moon phases in June 2017

• The moon is waxing - from June 1 to June 8
• Full Moon - June 9
• The moon is waning - from June 10 to June 23
• New Moon - June 24
• The moon is waxing again - from June 25 to 30

Favorable landing days in June 2017

The table shows the most favorable days for sowing seeds for seedlings.

Unfavorable days for sowing seeds.

Favorable days in June 2017 for planting seedlings, cuttings and grafting

Many modern people They know that the Moon has a huge influence on all processes occurring on our entire planet. Under her “guidance” the ebb and flow of energy flows, it affects a person’s health, mood and stress resistance.

Of course, it has no less effect on plants. Since ancient times, people have noticed a connection between lunar cycles and sowing. And thanks to the knowledge of our ancestors, supported modern science, a lunar sowing calendar for June 2017 was compiled, for every gardener and gardener, which you can see below.

About the lunar sowing calendar for June 2017

It has been observed that different periods of the moon have different effects on the growth and health of the plant. For example, during periods of particular activity (full moon) and, on the contrary, passivity (new moon), it is best to avoid any manipulations with plants, even indoor ones. These days the power of the Moon is especially aggressive: it either completely “takes away” the vital energy of a still fragile plant (in full moon), or it saturates it so much that it simply cannot withstand this strong flow, which disrupts the functioning of the internal processes of the plant. That is why it is so important for a gardener to use a sowing calendar in his work.

It has been noted that the Moon has a particularly beneficial effect on perennials, if you have time to land them in open ground in the growing phase natural satellite Earth. In these favorable days any work in the field, vegetable garden, garden or at home with indoor plants will lead to positive effect: fast and healthy growth. But it is best to plant root crops during periods of the fading lunar phase (see).

Sowing calendar for June 2017 for gardeners and gardeners

The lunar sowing calendar also tells us about the influence of the signs of the zodiac circle, which dominate in a certain time period, on the growth of a plant.

The influence of zodiac signs on plants

There are three types of zodiac signs:

1. Fertile signs. Their power helps plants grow, brings good harvest and protects against various diseases. These signs are: Scorpio, Cancer, Pisces. Not long ago, another zodiac sign was officially recognized -. It also refers to signs of increased fertility.

2. Signs of average fertility: Taurus, Sagittarius, Libra and Capricorn. During the period of control of these signs gardening work You can do it, but the harvest, most likely, will not be the most outstanding.

3. Barren signs: Aries, Virgo, Aquarius, Gemini and Leo. On days under the guidance of these forces, it is worth refraining from any field work so that your forces do not go in vain.

Of course, the kind of knowledge that the sowing lunar calendar for the month of June 2017 provides will help anyone, even a novice gardener, to achieve maximum results in his hard work.

Also see: according to weather forecasters.

Summer has finally arrived, and with it came new worries. You need to monitor the health of seedlings planted in the ground, protect the seedlings from pests, feed them, water them... The lunar sowing calendar will help you organize your work correctly and tell you which days are best to choose for planting, and which days to just rest. Look into it and check with it often.

Moon phases in June 2017

• The moon is waxing - from June 1 to June 8
• Full Moon - June 9
• The moon is waning - from June 10 to June 23
• New Moon - June 24
• The moon is waxing again - from June 25 to 30

Favorable landing days in June 2017

The table shows the most favorable days for sowing seeds for seedlings.

Unfavorable days for sowing seeds.

Favorable days in June 2017 for planting seedlings, cuttings and grafting

Attention! The table shows the most favorable There are days for planting and sowing seeds, but this does not mean at all that you cannot plant on other days. You should not plant anything just in prohibited days.

The table shows the phases of the Moon, its position in the signs of the Zodiac and recommended work for gardeners - gardeners - flower growers for each day of the month.

• If, despite the natural fall of the ovaries in June, too many fruits still remain in the crown, they should be thinned out manually. Then those left behind will grow larger and best quality. Leave 2-3 fruits on the fruit bunches of apple and pear trees, remove the smallest and already damaged, twisted, ugly fruits.
• If birds have chosen your cherries and you are left without a harvest, cover the crown with protective bird nets. This is the most reliable means of crop protection.
• If your apple tree bloomed profusely, but did not produce a harvest, obviously, for this variety of apple tree to pollinate, it is necessary to have an apple tree of another variety nearby; self-pollination is not enough for it. If there is no room to plant a second tree, graft a cutting (or dormant bud) of another apple-pollinating variety onto your non-bearing tree. Often it is enough to plant one branch of a pollinating variety, preferably in the middle of the crown. Don't miss the budding deadline - from August 10 to early September.
• If the tree has grown too quickly and is late in bearing fruit, do not apply any more fertilizers or trim the crown. Tie up the fruit branches that grow steeply upward, giving them a more horizontal position. This will slow down the growth of the tree and speed up the onset of fruiting.

At the beginning of the month we continue to sow vegetables and plant seedlings. Considering that the temperatures are already summer, you need to take care of shading the planted seedlings of tomatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, zucchini, pumpkin and other crops for several days.

The beds of carrots and beets for autumn and winter reserves after sowing are mulched with compost, grass, and covered non-woven material. We regularly check that the soil at the sowing depth remains moist at all times. Has it dried out? Carefully pour from a watering can.

It makes sense to hold off on sowing radishes and annual green crops (spinach, arugula, lettuce, etc.): long days and hot weather prevent plants from growing the green mass for which they are cultivated, forcing them to begin flowering at an accelerated pace. Dill can still be sown even at the right time short nights: It won’t grow particularly lush, but it will provide aroma.

It’s not too late to sow early-ripening seeds and mid-season tomatoes so that by autumn you will have tasty fruits for salads, juices and ketchups. Tomatoes without seedlings work well after grain green manure (rye, wheat, oats) incorporated into the soil in the fall. If there is no such area, add humus or compost to the bed before sowing.

In hot weather, seeds will germinate quickly if you ensure constant soil moisture at the seeding depth. Immediately after germination, the seedlings grow root system and therefore they are not developing very quickly, but in July they will catch up.

It is important to thin out the seedlings in time, leaving the strongest plants 50-70 cm apart from each other. We will carry out the first thinning at the stage of one true leaf, the second - when 3-4 leaves appear. If planted sparsely, you can leave not one, but 2-3 plants nearby.

If there is space, excess seedlings can be carefully transplanted. We will provide tomatoes good care: watering, loosening, hilling, treatment against aphids, but we will refuse pinching so as not to cause unnecessary wounds through which infection can be introduced.

If the soil is sufficiently fertilized, we will feed the seedless tomatoes for the first time during the budding period: 0.5-1 liters of organic infusion, 1-1.5 tablespoons of superphosphate (extract) per 10 liters of water.

Cucumbers sown in June will provide a harvest in August. In the summer, it makes sense to sow varieties and hybrids suitable for pickling and canning. It’s a pity to send the harvest that we will harvest in June to jars: we haven’t had enough of fresh salads yet. And it’s hot to do the preparation at the beginning of summer.

It's not too late to sow 2-3 squash seeds. The figured fruits of this pumpkin crop, picked at the ovary stage, are preserved separately or added to jars with cucumbers: tasty and beautiful. The grown squash fruits will not be superfluous on the summer table. They can be fried, cut into cubes, stuffed, carefully removing the seed chamber.

The June concerns of summer residents are described in great detail in the article

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The main part of all work in the garden and garden occurs in the first summer, since at this time the earth is already sufficiently warmed up, the weather does not bring surprises in the form of frosts, which means you can safely start planting. But, in addition to weather conditions, a lot of other troubles await planted plants, such as pests, weeds, and various diseases, and with insufficient care there is also a lack of nutrients for full growth and development.

The lunar calendar for June 2017 for a gardener will help not only solve these problems, but also choose the most favorable day for working in the garden.

Experienced gardeners know that the growth of their crops largely depends on what phase the Moon is in. Here is the moon phase chart for June:

• From June 1 to June 8, the Moon will grow;
• The full moon is expected on June 9;
• From the 10th to the 23rd of June there will be a waning Moon in the sky;
• There will be a New Moon on the 24th;
• From 25.06. until 30.06 the Moon will become waxing again.

Best days to plant in June 2017

Depending on the type of crop, we suggest favorable days for planting seeds for seedlings:

• Cucumbers – the period from June 3 to June 7 inclusive, as well as the period from the 10th to the 12th inclusive;
• Tomatoes - from 06/03 to 06/07, as well as June 15-16;
• Eggplants and sweet peppers - only the period from June 3 to June 7 is suitable for these crops;
• Radishes and radishes - June 15-16, June 20-21, and June 28-29;
• Bitter pepper – period from the 5th to the 8th inclusive;
• Onion - only three days in June are suitable for sowing seedlings: the 8th, and June 20-21;
• Potatoes - it is better to plant in the middle of the month from June 15 to 16, and June 20-21;
• Garlic - there will also be only three favorable days for this plant - June 10, 11 and 12;
• Carrots - five days are suitable for planting carrots, this is the period from 10.06. until 12.06, also 20-21.06;
• White cabbage – period from 06/05 to 06/07, as well as on the 15th and 16th;
• Annual flowers - there will be many favorable days for this in June. pay attention to the following numbers in the calendar: 1-2, 11, 16, 19-22, 26;
• Tuberous and bulbous flowers - 02.06, 06.06, 07.06, 11.06, 12.06, 13.06, 15.06, 16.06, 19.06, 20.06, 26.06, 30.06;
• Greens - only the first days of June are suitable for this crop, from the 1st to the 5th, except for the fourth of June.

As you can see, in June there are many favorable days for different crops, sometimes even these numbers coincide. But, you can also notice that some numbers not only do not repeat. But they are not even mentioned in the calendar of planting seedlings with favorable days. These days are absolutely not suitable for planting. The best in your own garden.

Note! In June there are only 4 days when you cannot garden, including planting nothing, this will negatively affect the crops. We are talking about dates such as June 9, and the period from the 23rd to the 25th inclusive.

When is it best to carry out cuttings, planting seedlings and grafting in June?

In June 2017, fruit trees can be grafted on 06.06., 06.07, 10.06-12.06, 15.06-19.06. Have a nice day There are no seedlings for planting.

For gooseberries and currants, in June you need to roll out the shoots and root the cuttings. For such work, it is best to choose a dun from the list of the following dates:

• 01.06-02.06;
• 10.06-12.06;
• 15.06-18.06;
• 28.06-29.06.

If you are going to get raspberry and blackberry bushes in your garden, then you should plant the seeds in the soil from 06/05 to 06/07, as well as on the 15th, 16th, 20th and 21st.

But for planting seedlings of strawberries and wild strawberries there will be much more favorable days: 01.06, 02.06, 5.06-06.06, 08.06, 16, 29 and 30 June.

Since temperatures are already quite high at the beginning of summer, care should be taken to ensure that the planted seedlings have shade. This is especially true for crops such as tomatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, zucchini, and pumpkins.

The lunar sowing calendar for June 2017 is a good cheat sheet for gardeners and gardeners. After all, their further growth depends on the time of planting. We hope our calendar will help all summer residents optimize their work in the garden.

Good luck in the garden!

At the beginning of June, harrow the potato plantings. This operation will loosen the soil, provide air flow to the roots and destroy weeds. After the appearance of seedlings 10-15 cm high on the potato beds, carry out the first hilling of the potatoes. At the end of June, re-hill the potatoes.

In beds with carrots, beets, onions, radishes and other crops, weed out weeds and thin out seedlings, leaving stronger and more developed plants. Regularly water crops and plantings with warm water. It is better to do this in the morning or evening, avoiding the midday heat.

In mid-June, from June 10 to 20, re-sow cucumber seeds for seedlings. Then, in mid-summer, several of these young plants are planted in the greenhouse. They will provide a second wave of harvest until frost.

In the second half of the month, dill, lettuce, endive, cilantro, arugula, and Chinese cabbage can be re-sowed in the space vacated by tulips.

U winter garlic you need to cut off the arrows with flowers on the tops. Then the plants will not waste nutrients to force them out, and will direct all the energy to the formation of garlic heads.

June work in the garden

In June, continue to form the crowns of apple trees, trim fattening shoots, and bend vertically growing branches to speed up their fruiting.

Proceed with propagation by green cuttings and layering of black and red currants and gooseberries.

Spray apple trees with Vectra for scab and gooseberries for powdery mildew on young ovaries.

Often appears at the ends of tree and bush branches. aphid. You can use urea against it (3 tablespoons per 10 liters of water).

In June, the first harvest of berries ripens on the honeysuckle bushes, and small-fruited remontant strawberries appear on the strawberry beds.

On strawberry plantations, you need to mulch the plants with straw or mowed and dried grass on the lawns. Remove all unnecessary whiskers from the strawberries.

Lawns also require attention in June. In addition to regular mowing of growing grass, watering is necessary if the weather is dry, as well as applying fertilizers that will provide thick, bright, juicy grass.

June work in the flower garden

Prune forsythia that has bloomed in the spring, and later trim off faded lilac clusters; Carry out formative pruning on weigela and deutsia bushes. The plants will take on a neat, well-groomed appearance. Pruning will cause new shoots to grow, which will lush flowering next year.

In mid-June, you can start cutting roses, hydrangea, mock orange, spirea, and also dig in clematis layering to obtain new planting material.

In the second half of June, sow the seeds of viola, which will bloom next spring. At the same time, you can sow other biennial plants that will bloom in a year: daisy, forget-me-not, foxglove, Turkish carnation, hollyhock, bellflower. Check sowing time.

After the foliage on the flowering trees turns yellow and begins to fade in early spring small-bulbous plants - galanthus, crocuses, muscari, pushkinia, they need to be dug up. They also dig up tulips and hyacinths and imperial hazel grouse bulbs. This usually happens in the second half of June. Daffodils are dug up and divided for replanting their bulbs once every 3-5 years. Bulbs of divided daffodils, unlike all other bulbs, must be planted immediately in the flowerbed. They cannot be stored - they may dry out. All other dug bulbs are treated in a weak solution of potassium permanganate, and then laid out for storage in a dry, ventilated area until planting.

In June, herbalists begin collecting medicinal herbs: linden and chamomile flowers, celandine herbs, St. John's wort, motherwort, nettle and plantain leaves, and other plants.

Important: this month you definitely need to have time to thoroughly weed out all the weeds in the beds, flower beds and around berry bushes and fruit trees, in strawberry plantings. In July there may not be enough time for this, because the harvesting and processing of cucumbers and berries will begin. And without weeding, you will lose part of the harvest.