June in Vermont is a beautiful month. The weather can be a little crazy, snow flurries one weekend followed by temperatures in the 90s the next. For the most part the days are sunny and the nights cool. This morning the temperature was 39 degrees F, just a little cold. My plants are not going to be very happy.
The garden has been planted and now the consuming task will be keeping up with the weeds.
One major project has been completed; I now have an herb garden just outside my kitchen door!
I love the spring flowers. The iris.
My favorite Columbine.
The lupines.
My Jules Simon Lilac bush is still blooming!
Once again my rhubarb bed is producing an abundance or rhubarb.
I’ve made Rhubarb Cake and last night we enjoyed delicious Rhubarb Crisp.
One of the delights of living in the country is the various visitors we have On The Home Front. This week it was a beautiful Luna Moth. The size was amazing.
Our little keets are growing. Like the book said they are noisy! We try to hold them everyday to get them used to us, they are quite skittish not like our baby chicks who will hop right into your hand!
Thanks for stopping by to visit my June Garden! It’s another beautiful day today and time to head out to enjoy the garden!
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