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Zone 4B — June

What to Plant in June in Zone 4B

June in Zone 4B: 0 crops to start indoors, 12 to plant or direct sow outside, and 90 entering harvest window. Last frost averages May 11. Reference city: Duluth, MN.
Updated August 12, 2026 · Frost data from NOAA 1991-2020 Climate Normals
0 Start Indoors
12 Plant Outside
90 Harvest
Frost risk: Cleared

Frost season has cleared in Zone 4B. The last spring frost typically passed by May 11, and the very latest 10% chance closed by May 25. Tender crops are safe to plant out.

See full Zone 4B frost outlook

Start Indoors in June

Nothing to start seeds indoors in June for Zone 4B.
Next window: February — 2 varieties, including King Richard Leek, Viola and pansy edible flowers.

Plant Outside in June

Plant Type Action Target Date Harvest Window
Banana Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Aug 12
Big Bertha Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Aug 10 – Aug 13
California Wonder Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Aug 12 – Aug 15
Carmen Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Jul 31 – Aug 20
Cubanelle Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Aug 2 – Aug 10
Dwarf Long Pod Okra vegetable Direct Sow Jun 1 Jul 26 – Jul 31
Gypsy Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Jul 31 – Aug 5
Jimmy Nardello Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Aug 20 – Aug 30
King Arthur Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Jul 30
Lunchbox Mini Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Jul 26 – Jul 31
Padron Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Jul 31
Shishito Peppers pepper Transplant Jun 1 Jul 31 – Aug 5

Harvest in June

Plant Type Planted / Sown Harvest Window
Bouquet Dill herb Apr 27 Jun 16 – Jul 1
Charleston Wakefield Cabbage brassica Apr 20 Jun 29
Di Cicco Broccoli brassica Apr 27 Jun 11 – Jun 14
Dukat Dill herb Apr 27 Jun 6 – Jun 16
Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage brassica Apr 20 Jun 24 – Jul 4
Fenugreek herb Apr 27 Jun 1 – Jun 16
King Richard Leek allium Apr 13 Jun 27
Mammoth Dill herb Apr 27 Jun 11 – Jul 1
Medium Red Clover Cover Crop cover crop Apr 27 Jun 26 – Jul 11
Michihili Cabbage brassica Apr 20 Jun 29
Rapeseed Cover Crop cover crop Apr 27 Jun 11 – Jul 6
Scarlet Flax Flowers flower Apr 27 Jun 21 – Jul 6
Viola and pansy edible flowers flower Apr 27 Jun 26 – Jul 6
Yellow Sweet Blossom Clover Cover Crop cover crop Apr 27 Jun 26 – Jul 26
America Spinach lettuce May 10 Jun 22 – Jul 4
Baby's Breath Flowers flower May 11 Jun 25 – Jul 10
Beauty Pink Radishes root vegetable May 18 Jun 13
Beauty Purple Radishes root vegetable May 18 Jun 12 – Jun 17
Beauty White Radishes root vegetable May 18 Jun 17 – Jun 27
Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jun 25
Blonde de Paris Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 9
Bloomsdale Longstanding Spinach lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jul 1
Bok Choy lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jul 9
Broadleaf Classic Endive lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 9
Buckwheat cover crop May 11 Jun 10 – Jun 25
Burgundy Boston Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 4
Buttercrunch Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 25 – Jul 4
Butterhead Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 14
Calypso Cilantro herb May 11 Jun 30 – Jul 5
Canary Yellow Swiss Chard lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 9
Champion Radishes root vegetable May 18 Jun 12 – Jun 17
Cherry Belle Radish root vegetable May 18 Jun 12
Chinese Broccoli (Gai Lan) brassica May 10 Jun 9 – Jun 29
Dill herb May 11 Jun 20 – Jul 5
Dutch Lamb's Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 19 – Jun 29
Dwarf Jewel Mix Nasturtium Flowers flower May 11 Jun 30 – Jul 10
Dwarf Siberian Kale lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 4
Easter Egg Radishes root vegetable May 18 Jun 15 – Jun 19
Endive / Escarole lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jul 14
Fairy Dwarf Mix Candytuft Flowers flower May 4 Jun 18 – Jun 28
Florida Broadleaf Mustard lettuce May 10 Jun 19 – Jun 29
Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jul 4
French Breakfast Radish root vegetable May 18 Jun 8
French Lamb's Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 19 – Jun 29
Giant Red Mustard lettuce May 10 Jun 24
Green Ice Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 24
Green Mountain Celtuce lettuce May 10 Jun 29
Green Purslane vegetable May 18 Jun 22 – Jul 7
Green Wave Mustard lettuce May 10 Jun 24
Hailstone Radishes root vegetable May 18 Jun 17
Hot Pink Swiss Chard lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 9
Lacy Phacelia Flowers flower May 11 Jun 25 – Jul 10
Leaf Lettuce Mix lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jul 4
Little Gem Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 5
Lollo Bionda Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 9
Marvel of Four Seasons Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jul 9
Matador Viking Spinach lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jun 27
Mizuna lettuce May 10 Jun 19 – Jun 29
Monstrueux de Viroflay Spinach lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jun 29
Mustard Greens lettuce May 10 Jun 14 – Jun 29
Nasturtium flower May 11 Jun 30 – Jul 15
New Zealand Spinach lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 9
Noble Giant Spinach lettuce May 10 Jun 25 – Jun 29
Old Fashion Mustard lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jun 29
Orange Swiss Chard lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jul 4
Peach Melba Nasturtium Flowers flower May 11 Jun 30 – Jul 10
Phacelia cover crop and bee forage cover crop May 11 Jun 25 – Jul 10
Premier Kale lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 9
Purple Plum Radishes root vegetable May 18 Jun 15 – Jun 17
Rainbow Mix Swiss Chard lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 9
Red Leaf Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jul 4
Red Orach lettuce May 10 Jun 24
Red Russian Kale lettuce May 10 Jun 19 – Jun 29
Royal Carpet Alyssum Flowers flower May 4 Jun 18 – Jul 3
Salad Bowl Green Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 28 – Jun 29
Shungiku (Edible Chrysanthemum) lettuce May 10 Jun 19 – Jul 4
Slow-Bolt (Slo-Bolt) Cilantro/Coriander herb May 11 Jun 8 – Jun 20
Sparkler Radishes root vegetable May 18 Jun 12 – Jun 17
Swiss Chard lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 9
Tango Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 25
Tatsoi lettuce May 10 Jun 4 – Jun 24
Tendergreen Mustard lettuce May 10 Jun 19 – Jun 29
Tom Thumb Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 19
Tri Color Amaranth (Joseph's Coat) vegetable May 18 Jun 17 – Jul 2
Vates Kale lettuce May 10 Jun 29 – Jul 4
Whirlybird Nasturtium Flowers flower May 11 Jun 30 – Jul 10
White Boston Lettuce lettuce May 10 Jun 19 – Jun 29
White Icicle Radishes root vegetable May 18 Jun 17
Winner Kohlrabi brassica May 10 Jun 24 – Jun 29
Winter Giant Spinach lettuce May 10 Jun 24 – Jun 29

Key Tasks for June in Zone 4B

  1. 1 Harden off transplants before moving outdoors — set them outside in a sheltered spot for increasing hours over 7–10 days before planting in the ground.
  2. 2 Direct sow seeds at the recommended depth and spacing. Keep the seedbed consistently moist until germination is complete.
  3. 3 Check soil moisture before watering — stick a finger 2 inches into the soil. Water only when the soil is dry at that depth. Consistent moisture is more important than frequency.
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