You might think that by early June, you’ve missed your chance to cultivate a flourishing medicinal herb garden—but the great news is, you’re right on time! Early summer is actually an ideal planting period for many powerful medicinal herbs that thrive in warmer temperatures, offering you quick harvests, vibrant blooms, and abundant benefits within weeks. If you’ve been dreaming of creating your own healing oasis, now is the perfect moment to dive into gardening with Nicole Apelian’s Medicinal Garden Kit.
Why Early Summer Planting Is Ideal for a Medicinal Herb Garden
As the days lengthen and temperatures rise, soil warms up, creating the perfect environment for seeds to germinate quickly and plants to grow vigorously. Herbs planted now will catch up easily, providing vibrant growth throughout summer and offering generous harvests by early fall.
Many medicinal herbs in Nicole Apelian’s kit, like chamomile and calendula, germinate quickly, thriving in warmer conditions. This means you won’t wait long before reaping your first therapeutic benefits.
If you’re new to herbal gardening, check out our guide on 10 Must-Have Tools for Making Herbal Tea at Home, and if you’re growing indoors, Best Grow Lights for Herbs will help you get started anywhere.
Quick-Growing Herbs & What You Can Do With Them
Chamomile
Plant chamomile seeds now, and in about 6 to 8 weeks, you can begin harvesting delicate, calming flowers. Chamomile tea is widely known for easing anxiety, promoting restful sleep, and calming digestive issues. It’s the perfect herb for winding down during summer evenings.
Calendula
Calendula blossoms rapidly, providing bright, cheerful blooms in about 7 to 8 weeks. This potent herb soothes skin irritations and wounds effectively. By midsummer, you’ll have plenty of blooms to craft your own salves, creams, and infused oils.
California Poppy
This vivid herb grows swiftly and rewards gardeners with cheerful blooms in about 6 to 8 weeks. Known for its gentle sedative properties, California poppy can quickly become your summer ally for stress relief and restful sleep.
Chicory
Sown in early summer, chicory establishes itself quickly. In 8 to 10 weeks, you’ll have nutritious leaves for salads and teas. Chicory supports digestion and liver health, providing beneficial prebiotics that nourish your gut.
Herbs Perfect for Fall & Winter Remedies
By planting herbs like echinacea, lavender, yarrow, marshmallow, and evening primrose now, you set yourself up for wellness throughout colder months.
- Echinacea is a powerful immune booster, crucial for cold and flu season.
- Lavender harvested this summer will help reduce stress and improve sleep.
- Yarrow aids wound healing and can be a critical herb for your home apothecary.
- Marshmallow offers soothing relief for sore throats and coughs, making it ideal for colder weather.
- Evening Primrose provides valuable oil for hormonal balance, skincare, and inflammation.
These herbs, started now, will grow robustly through summer, ensuring you have mature plants to support your health all winter long.
Tools to Help You Succeed
Make your planting and harvesting process even easier with these helpful tools:
- Fiskars Micro-Tip Pruning Snips – Ideal for harvesting delicate flowers like chamomile.
- Organic Herb Drying Rack – Perfect for air-drying your freshly harvested herbs.
- Amber Glass Dropper Bottles – Store your homemade oils or tinctures safely and beautifully.
Why You Shouldn’t Wait
Starting your medicinal herb garden now ensures you’ll maximize your herb harvests and benefit fully from the powerful properties these plants offer. Delaying further risks shorter growing periods and fewer herbal remedies to utilize later.
Gardening also offers immediate mental health benefits: reduced stress, increased mindfulness, and rewarding physical activity. Planting today means sooner enjoyment of these positive impacts.
Ready to Plant Your Healing Garden?
Nicole Apelian’s Medicinal Garden Kit simplifies the gardening process. With carefully selected, easy-to-grow medicinal herbs, it empowers both beginners and seasoned gardeners. Plus, you’ll enjoy detailed guidance ensuring your success.
Don’t Miss Your Chance!
It’s still perfect timing—grab your Medicinal Garden Kit and begin your rewarding journey toward vibrant health today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it too late to plant medicinal herbs in June?
No! Early June is actually a great time to plant warm-season herbs like calendula, chamomile, and California poppy. Many germinate quickly and thrive in summer sun.
What herbs are included in Nicole Apelian’s Medicinal Garden Kit?
The kit includes 10 carefully chosen herbs: chamomile, calendula, California poppy, chicory, echinacea, evening primrose, feverfew, marshmallow, lavender, and yarrow.
Do I need a large garden space?
Nope! These herbs can be grown in raised beds, containers, or even pots on a patio. A sunny location and basic tools are all you need to get started.
How long before I can use the herbs?
Some herbs like calendula and chamomile can be harvested in as little as 6 to 8 weeks. Others take longer but will be ready by fall — perfect for winter remedies.
Can I use grow lights if I don’t have much sun?
Yes! Grow lights work great for medicinal herbs. See our post on Best Grow Lights for Herbs to get started indoors.
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- 10 Must-Have Tools for Making Herbal Tea at Home
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Plant now, heal soon, and thrive all year!