Southern California Gardening – June

Santa Clarita Landscape - Berndt

June is upon us at any moment – tomorrow actually, so I’d like to share your chores for Southern California Gardening in June. Here is the list of the things you should be attending to this month.

It has been very hot already, so make sure you take a look at my recent post about irrigation again, if the lack of real May Gray is any indication we might not get a lot of June Gloom.

Take a moment or two for yourself as well, early mornings and dusk are a lovely time to walk around, take an assessment and make sure that you are keeping up on your Southern California Gardening chores.

I enjoy collaborating with my clients to create the garden that suits them best. I can design for you, design and implement, or by popular demand – help you sort out the next steps you want to take in your garden. If you are interested in any or all of the above call me at 661-917-3521 or visit my website and contact me there.

xoxo

leslie

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