A full moon rises Friday, June 5 with a series of minus tides in the early mornings, the lowest string of daytime low tides this summer. The lowest tide, at minus 1.5 feet, arrives on Sunday, June 7 around 7 a.m. The Farmers’ Almanac refers to this moon as the Rose Moon, since many roses are blooming at this time of year, including native wild roses, the pink Rosa woodsii.
Summer seems to be close…