What plants are suitable for sowing in June?

Flowers suitable for sowing in June

In June, most flowers are actually not suitable for sowing, but there are exceptions, such as primrose, cycad, wintersweet, loquat, etc., which are more suitable for sowing at this time.

Wintersweet sowing

The seeds of wintersweet are actually quite large. Generally, when the fruits on the plant turn yellow-brown and the seeds turn brown, they can be removed and sown.

After removing the fruit, take out the seeds inside, soak them in cold water first to allow the seeds to absorb water and swell, and then put them in sand to germinate. It takes a little longer to germinate, usually 2 weeks, and you can start sowing when the seeds turn white.

Planting of primroses

Primrose is a common flowering plant with beautiful flowers. It is often propagated by sowing.

The seeds of primrose are relatively small and must be sown in a timely manner. When sowing, you must first put soil in the flowerpot. When sowing seeds, you can first mix the seeds with soil, scatter them, and then cover them with glass plates or plastic film. After sowing, you can place it in a semi-shaded place, but be careful to avoid direct sunlight.

After sowing primrose, it usually takes about a week for seedlings to emerge. As the seedlings gradually grow out, remove the glass plate or plastic film in time.