This is my personal growing calendar for Perth conditions during the month of June.
The main calendar page is here and explains why I am doing this and what you can expect.

Maximum temperature drop below 20C and rainfall is approaching the maximum monthly average. In my garden sun exposure is a challenge and I have to move certain plants to different areas.

• artichoke seedlings
•  bean seedlings
  • dwarf
  • fava (broad)
  • runner
• berry canes
  • black
  • raspberry
• beetroot seeds and seedlings
• broccoli seeds and seedlings
• brussel sprouts seeds and seedlings
• cabbage seeds and seedlings
• cauliflower seeds and seedlings
• celery seeds and seedlings
• chives seeds and seedlings
• coriander seeds and seedlings
• dill seeds and seedlings
• garlic sets (bit late though)
• kale seeds and seedlings
• kohlrabi seeds and seedlings
• leeks seeds and seedlings
• lettuce seeds and seedlings
• onions bulbs
• parsnip seeds and seedlings
• peas seedlings
• potato tubers
• radish seeds and seedlings
• rhubarb seedlings
• silverbeet seeds and seedlings
• spinach seeds and seedlings
• snow pea seedlings
• swede seedlings
• turnip seeds and seedlings

• artichokes
• beans
• beetroot leaves
• brussel sprouts
• bok choy
• cabbage
• carrots
• cauliflowers
• celery
• chili peppers
  • habanero
  • trinidad scorpion butch t
• choy sum
• coriander
• curry leaf tree
• kale
• kohlrabi
• land cress
• leaf beets (perpetual spinach)
• leeks
• lemons
• lemon grass
• lettuce
• limes (common)
• lime leaves (kaffir)
• mediterranean herbs – thyme, oregano etc
• mint
• mizuna
• pak choi
• radishes and their leaves
• parsnips
• potatoes
• snow peas
• spinach
• swedes
• tomatoes
• turnips

• coriander
• leaf beets (perpetual spinach)
• limes (common)
• lemons
• radishes

• cucumbers (end of season, so they came out)

• make snail traps
• build a climbing frame for your peas (see a timelapse video here) using stakes and twine
• keep weeds to a minimum, the rainfall can lead to weed explosions
• preserve chilis by freezing, pickling and drying
• care for your chilis, if they have stopped fruiting and are dropping leaves, give them a good pruning to over-winter
• trim herbs like oregano often to stop them going woody
• prune grape vines
• prune apple trees
• dig in composted organic matter into your garden beds

• plant chili peppers
• plant evergreen fruits eg lemons

• anise hyssop
• artichokes
• basil
  • sweet
  • thai
•  beans
  • dwarf
  • fava (broad)
  • runner
• beetroot
• berries
  • logan
  • black
  • blue
• borage
• broccoli
• brussel sprouts
• cabbages
• capsicums
• carrots, wide variety
• cauliflowers
• chamomile
• cumin
• cayenne chili peppers
• chives
• garlic
• geranium
• horseradish
• kale
• leeks
• lemons
• lettuce
• mediterranean herbs e.g. oregano, thyme
• mint
• mizuna
• nasturtium flowers
• onion – wide variety
• parsley
• passionfruit vines
• potato tubers
• peas
  • sugarsnap
• radicchio
• rhubarb
• rocket
• rosemary
• tansy
• strawberry
• sage
  • variegated
• silverbeet
•  tomatoes
  • cherry
  • grosse lisse
    
  • roma
  • sweet bite
• wormwood

How accurate is this post? I am trying to give Perthites the best fruit and vegetable growing guide I can and would love your input.