WITH July right around the corner loads of us are spending more time in our gardens.
If you want to spruce yours up, there's still plenty of time to get these five jobs out of the way.
There are loads of importnat things to do in your garden in June for a thriving garden.
Of course, planning a head with your garden is vital, so now is the perfect time to do these easy jobs according to Express.co.uk
Plant flowers for late summer
If you didn't get around to planting flowers earlier this month there's still plenty of time.
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Some flowers that are perfect for late in the season include calendula, candytuft and nigella.
If you want something to grow quickly, nasturtiums are a perfect choice.
It's essential to get them outside this week for them to flower though, so don't delay.
Plant summer vegetables
It's not too late to add in some small plug plants if you want them to grow with everything else.
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Plant any tomatoes, peppers or cabbage now if you want to enjoy them later in the year.
This week you can still plant small plants in trays like beetroot if you get them outside soon.
Take cuttings
June is perfect for taking semi-ripe cuttings from your plants.
The pros said: "To take a successful cutting, find a non-flowering shoot and trim off about 10cm.
"Make the cut just below a leaf node and be sure to remove the lower leaves.
"Place the cut end in a container with cutting compost and water before leaving it alone for the root to take."
Move houseplants
Of course, most houseplants should live inside for most of the year, but this week is perfect to move some of them outdoors to get more light.
The bright rays will help your plants grow faster than they usually would inside.
Harvest asparagus
If you haven't already, now is the perfect time to harvest any asparagus.
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Whilst it's usually harvested ends one day after the Summer Solstice, there's still time to do it now.
"After this point, you should leave the spears to grow and allow the clumps to gather energy for next season through photosynthesis," according to the pros.
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