June is the perfect time to plant these 10 perennials, and there’s still plenty of time to enjoy them.
Many of these perennials, depending on how you sow them, will sprout flowers profusely throughout the summer and mature quickly.
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⏱ 10 POPULAR PERENNIAL PLANTS YOU CAN PLANT IN JUNE 🌷🌸🌹
00:00 Intro
00:21 Anise Hyssop
01:01 Balloon Flower
01:41 Butterfly Weed
02:16 Coneflower
03:00 Coreopsis
03:39 Sea Holly
04:20 Globe Thistle
04:55 Pincushion Flower
05:33 Shasta Daisy
06:13 Wild Indigo
06:51 Outro
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