Named after the Roman goddess Juno – goddess of marriage and childbirth, and queen of the goddesses, as well as being the wife of Jupiter, king of the gods. 

Juno was especially associated with married women, though she was considered the guardian of all women. Over time, the Romans even began to use juno as a term for the tutelary deity that accompanied every woman from birth to death. (The male equivalent was called the genius.)

Juno was invoked in connection with all aspects of female life. As Juno Lucina, for example, she was a goddess of childbirth. As Juno Iugalis (or Juno Iuga), she was a goddess of marriage and wedding rituals. More specifically, as Juno Cinxia, “Juno of the Girdle,” she presided over the loosening of the girdle on a woman’s wedding night.^[1]

https://mythopedia.com/topics/juno

The blooming, weddings and honey moons, fertility, abundance.

Energy high sap rising, light levels the longest & at this latitude time of no night, Nature fully open, time of pollination

Poppies roses, alchemilla mollis & ox eye daisies opening to the sun

Dragonflies & thunder bugs on elderflowers

Grasses explode their flower seed, Air heavy with pollen.

everywhere buzzing with life

Sun in Gemini. Air-mutable-positive-Mercury-The twins-masculine.

1st start of meteorological summer

6th mángzhòng – corn in ear, summer crops coming into maturity, time to sew autumn crop – the busiest time of the agricultural calendar.

15th New Moon in Gemini

16th Islamic New year

21st Summer solstice – start of astronomical summer – Chinese xiàzhì

21st Sun enters Cancer

30th Full moon Honey or Strawberry moon in Capricorn