4. Sedum
Widely known among gardeners and flower lovers, sedums are plants that enjoy autumn temperatures. Therefore, the best time to plant sedums in your garden is during the summer. This is mostly because they’re likely going to rot if they don’t grow enough before the cold season arrives. Since this plant is a succulent, it doesn’t require your undivided attention or too much water.
So, if you like the way sedums look but it’s already June, don’t worry because these plants seeds you can still sow in the summer!
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