June 10 brings Saint Margaret into the Garden Almanac through a wonderfully earthy doorway: radishes, flies, kitchen gardens, summer hygiene,
June 9 is International Archives Day, and in the Garden Almanac it becomes a day for thinking about memory in
June 8 brings Saint Medard into the Garden Almanac, one of Europe’s most memorable weather saints. His day is linked
June 7 is World Food Safety Day, and in the Garden Almanac it becomes a day to follow food on
June 6 brings two surprisingly useful observances into the Garden Almanac: World Pest Day and World Green Roof Day. One
June 5 is World Environment Day, one of the world’s largest annual platforms for environmental awareness and action. Led by
June 4 brings a quiet and serious mood to the Garden Almanac. It is a day for thinking about refuge,
June 3 brings together one of the most grounded modern observances and one of the gentlest legends in the Christian
June 2 brings the Garden Almanac into the practical rhythm of early summer. The great spring rush of sowing and
June 1 opens the Garden Almanac with children, parents, food, harvest gratitude and the quiet work of tending the future.