Greenly Garden

Moon planting calendar for June 2026

June 2026: new moon 15 June at 02:54, full moon 29 June at 23:57 (UTC). By folk tradition, crops that fruit above the ground are sown on the waxing moon (17–27 June), root crops and bulbs on the waning moon (2–13 June); the days around the new and the full moon are left without sowing.

Folk tradition, not supported by science. Greenly’s dates follow your frost dates and the soil.

Phases of the moon

  • Last quarter — 8 June at 10:01 UTC
  • New moon — 15 June at 02:54 UTC
  • First quarter — 21 June at 21:55 UTC
  • Full moon — 29 June at 23:57 UTC

Times are in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time): add your own offset — for example +1 h in winter in Central Europe. Phases worked out with Meeus’s method, accurate to a few minutes.

Day by day

DayMoonLitFolk advice
Mon 1Waning moon99%harvest
Tue 2Waning moon96%roots and bulbs
Wed 3Waning moon91%roots and bulbs
Thu 4Waning moon84%roots and bulbs
Fri 5Waning moon75%roots and bulbs
Sat 6Waning moon66%roots and bulbs
Sun 7Waning moon55%roots and bulbs
Mon 8Last quarter · 10:01 UTC45%roots and bulbs
Tue 9Waning crescent34%roots and bulbs
Wed 10Waning crescent24%roots and bulbs
Thu 11Waning crescent16%roots and bulbs
Fri 12Waning crescent9%roots and bulbs
Sat 13Waning crescent4%roots and bulbs
Sun 14Waning crescent1%rest
Mon 15New moon · 02:54 UTC0%rest
Tue 16Waxing crescent2%rest
Wed 17Waxing crescent6%above-ground crops
Thu 18Waxing crescent12%above-ground crops
Fri 19Waxing crescent20%above-ground crops
Sat 20Waxing crescent29%above-ground crops
Sun 21First quarter · 21:55 UTC39%above-ground crops
Mon 22Waxing crescent50%above-ground crops
Tue 23Waxing moon61%above-ground crops
Wed 24Waxing moon71%above-ground crops
Thu 25Waxing moon80%above-ground crops
Fri 26Waxing moon88%above-ground crops
Sat 27Waxing moon94%above-ground crops
Sun 28Waxing moon98%harvest
Mon 29Full moon · 23:57 UTC100%harvest
Tue 30Waning moon100%harvest

What the folk calendar says

  • Above-ground crops: By folk tradition: sow and plant what fruits above the ground — tomatoes, cucumbers, greens.
  • Roots and bulbs: By folk tradition: root crops and bulbs, pruning and weeding.
  • Rest: By folk tradition: a day to rest — no sowing or transplanting.
  • Harvest: By folk tradition: no sowing; a good time to harvest.

Sowing by your frost dates

Greenly does not move a single date by the moon: sowing and planting dates come from ten years of frost data for your place and the soil temperature each crop needs.

When is the new moon in June 2026?

June 2026: 15 June at 02:54 (UTC).

When is the full moon in June 2026?

June 2026: 29 June at 23:57 (UTC).

Which days are good for sowing by the moon in June?

By folk tradition, crops that fruit above the ground on 17–27 June, root crops and bulbs on 2–13 June.

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