What is in the PDF
- Cold zones (3-5): 7 tasks — late frost watches, brassica transplants, lawn first feed
- Temperate zones (6-7): 10 tasks — staking, deadheading, Japanese beetle watch, succession sowing
- Warm zones (8-10): 9 tasks — deep watering, hornworm watch, second crops, shade cloth
- 26 specific items total, each one explained in plain English
- Last page: 9 free tools we built to go with the checklist
No fluff, no upsell. Written by Thomas Joseph (Melville, Long Island, zone 7a) and based on extension-service timing.
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Why a zone band approach
USDA hardiness zones (and microclimates within them) drive every garden decision in June: when tomatoes can safely transplant, when crabgrass will germinate, when broccoli will bolt. Most "what to plant this month" lists collapse the US into one timeline. This one does not. Three zone bands, each with its own task list.
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