What should I plant in June in Salt Lake City, UT?

In June in Salt Lake City, UT (zone 6b), you can plant Basil, Chives, Cilantro, Dill, Mint, and more. These dates are based on local climate data for your area.

When do I plant Basil in Salt Lake City, UT?

In Salt Lake City, UT (zone 6b), Basil: start seeds indoors Apr 24 – Jun 8, transplant outdoors Jun 9 – Jul 23.

When do I plant Chives in Salt Lake City, UT?

In Salt Lake City, UT (zone 6b), Chives: start seeds indoors Jan 24 – Apr 15, transplant outdoors Apr 1 – Jun 23.

When do I plant Cilantro in Salt Lake City, UT?

In Salt Lake City, UT (zone 6b), Cilantro: direct sow Mar 1 – Jun 8 and Sep 9 – Sep 23.

What to Plant in June

Salt Lake City, UT · Zone 6b

Last frost: Apr 15 Frost-free days: 183

Full year calendar for Salt Lake City

The garden is established and growing fast. Focus on succession planting, keeping up with watering, and starting fall-season crops indoors if your first frost comes early.

June at a Glance

Indoor Transplant Direct Sow

1 5 10 15 20 25

Today

Basil

Chives

Cilantro

Dill

Mint

Oregano

Parsley

Thyme

Artichoke

Beans (Bush)

Beet

Broccoli

Brussels Sprouts

Cabbage

Carrot

Cauliflower

Celery

Cucumber

Garlic

Kale

Leek

Lettuce

Onion

Peas

Potato

Radish

Squash

Strawberry

Swiss Chard

Turnip

Zucchini

Start Indoors 5

Start these seeds indoors under grow lights or on a sunny windowsill.

Plant now

Swiss Chard

Mar 1 – Jun 8

4 per sq ft 50–60 days

Basil

Apr 24 – Jun 8

4 per sq ft 25–35 days

Squash

May 1 – Jun 8

1 per sq ft 45–65 days

Zucchini

May 1 – Jun 8

1 per sq ft 45–60 days

Later this month

Kale

Jun 16 – Jul 8

1 per sq ft 50–65 days

Transplant 21

Move these seedlings from indoors to your garden beds.

Chives

Apr 1 – Jun 23

9 per sq ft 60–90 days

Mint

Apr 1 – Jun 23

4 per sq ft 60–90 days

Parsley

Apr 1 – Jul 8

4 per sq ft 70–90 days

Broccoli

Apr 1 – Jun 30

1 per sq ft 60–100 days

Brussels Sprouts

Apr 1 – Jun 30

1 per sq ft 80–110 days

Cabbage

Apr 1 – Jun 30

1 per sq ft 70–100 days

Cauliflower

Apr 1 – Jun 30

1 per sq ft 55–100 days

Kale

Apr 1 – Jul 8

1 per sq ft 50–65 days

Leek

Apr 1 – Jun 15

4 per sq ft 90–150 days

Lettuce

Apr 1 – Jun 8

4 per sq ft 45–60 days

Onion

Apr 1 – Jun 23

9 per sq ft 100–120 days

Strawberry

Apr 1 – Jun 23

4 per sq ft 60–90 days

Swiss Chard

Apr 1 – Jul 8

4 per sq ft 50–60 days

Oregano

Apr 24 – Jun 15

1 per sq ft 60–90 days

Thyme

Apr 24 – Jun 8

4 per sq ft 70–90 days

Artichoke

Apr 24 – Jun 30

1 per sq ft 85–100 days

Celery

Apr 24 – Jun 30

4 per sq ft 80–120 days

Squash

May 24 – Jun 30

1 per sq ft 45–65 days

Zucchini

May 24 – Jun 30

1 per sq ft 45–60 days

Cucumber

Jun 1–15

2 per sq ft 50–70 days Growing guide

Basil

Jun 9 – Jul 23

4 per sq ft 25–35 days

Direct Sow 10

Plant these seeds directly into the soil outdoors.

Garlic

Jan 1 – Jun 30

9 per sq ft 180–240 days

Cilantro

Mar 1 – Jun 8

9 per sq ft 30–45 days

Turnip

Mar 1 – Jul 8

9 per sq ft 30–60 days

Beet

Mar 9 – Jul 8

9 per sq ft 50–70 days

Peas

Mar 9 – Jun 23

8 per sq ft 55–70 days

Radish

Mar 9 – Jun 8

16 per sq ft 22–30 days

Carrot

Mar 17 – Jul 16

16 per sq ft 70–80 days

Potato

Apr 16 – Jul 16

1 per sq ft 70–150 days

Dill

May 9 – Jul 16

4 per sq ft 40–60 days

Beans (Bush)

May 9 – Jun 30

9 per sq ft 50–60 days

June Gardening Tips

Start Squash, Zucchini, Kale indoors now to give them a head start before transplanting outside.
Cucumber, Squash, Zucchini can be transplanted outside this month. Harden off seedlings over 5–7 days before planting out.
Direct sow Beans (Bush), Carrot, Peas straight into the garden — no transplanting needed.
Water deeply but less often to encourage deep root growth. Morning watering reduces disease risk.