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13 Vegetables you can Still Direct Seed In July - It's Not Too Late to Plant a Garden!
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13 Vegetables you can Still Direct Seed In July – It’s Not Too Late to Plant a Garden!



I know it seems late in the gardening year, but there is still a lot of planting you can do during the month of July. There are a few warm-season garden crops to plant in July and there are also some more heat-tolerant cool-season crops that you can plant now in anticipation of your fall garden. The point is to get out there and get some planting done in your garden!

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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
2:00 Warm Season Crops to Plant in July
4:20 Cool Season Crops to Plant in July
9:30 Don’t Forget to Plant Your Brassica Seedlings
10:20 Get the Year-Round Gardening Mini-Course Free
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Here’s the written list
Zucchini
Crookneck Squash
Pattypan Squash
Cucumbers
Green Beans (Bush)
Kale
Collards
Swiss Chard
Summer Crisp Lettuces
Onions (from Sets)
Leeks
Beets
Peas (Snap and Snow)

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21 Comments

  5. CallMeOptimist

    Fantastic! I wondered if there was still stuff I could plant as I have one 4 X 4 open box. LOVED the video on heat proofing our crops.. So glad beets are still viable. Wondered if it's too late for carrots?

  6. EmKn

    If the beets we planted early on have become bitter, could we leave them til the first frost to sweeten them a bit, or is it a lost cause? I think an early hot/dry spell stressed them out.

  7. Judy Parks

    I don't understand why not one gardening channel ever talks about speckled butterbeans. They are so expensive at our farmers market. And the frozen ones are not good at all. 🙏🇺🇸🌼🌽🍉🍓

  8. Moira D

    Great video… great info for zone 5b … new bed just built and I didn't know what to plant. I will give beets a try👍

  9. r g

    We are still trying to finish putting in plants! Cold nights in zone 6 have kept it from happening until a couple of weeks ago. It's okay. They will grow.

  12. Dkay

    I have a question. Im growing kale right now and iv been harvesting quite a bit but still growing very nicely. But can i leave it outside throughout the winter? Im in zone 6 in ohio. I know kales like the cold. But would it survive outside throughout the winter still? Or would it die and ill have to re plant in spring again? 😩I really wanna keep it all going

  16. Norseman

    Zone 7 still planting. Hopefully we go to end of October for our frost. If not got covers.

  17. Norseman

    Warm Season
    1. Zucchini
    2. Cucumbers
    3. Green Beans / Bush variety

    Cool Season / heat tolerant
    1. Leafy Greens. Kale , Collard's, Swiss Chard
    2. Crisp lettuce …Nevada ,Magenta , Cherokee, Fusion
    3. Onions from sets
    4. Leeks
    5. Beets
    6. Peas

  18. CallMeOptimist

    Rick, HELP! The grasshoppers are attacking my raspberries again this year. Last year they got all of the berries and then went to work on the leaves. I got chickens, but they are WAY outnumbered. I put netting over them, but the grasshoppers seem to find a way under the netting. How do I anchor the netting to keep the little "buggers" out.?

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