What to Sow in Mid-June | Succession Planting & Seed Tray Tips for Temperate Climates @CharlesDowding1nodig
What to Sow in Mid-June | Succession Planting & Seed Tray Tips for Temperate Climates  @CharlesDowding1nodig
Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Keep the momentum going in your garden by sowing seeds now, even in mid to late June. In this video, I show what vegetables you can still sow in a temperate climate, using seed trays in the greenhouse. It's all part of succession planting—keeping your garden full and productive through the summer and beyond.

You’ll see examples of lettuce, beetroot, celery, brassicas like Brussels sprouts, and carrots. I also share practical tips on compost (I don’t use special seed compost), potting on, and how to plan ahead with interplanting.

🌱 Always raise more plants than you think you'll need—space tends to appear when you’re ready for it.

👉 See my Sowing Calendar - shop.charlesdowding.co.uk/products/charles-dowdings-calendar-of-vegetable-sowing-dates-2025 and Sowing Timeline for detailed planning - charlesdowding.co.uk/resources/sowing-timeline

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